#couples-finance tag

Retirement

Is the 4% Withdrawal Rate Safe for My $1 Million Settlement When I'm Disabled and My Husband Expects Help?

We're in our late-20s and after all of our expenses, we have an extra $7k per month - where should we invest it?

Combining finances can unite couples on shared financial goals and emphasize accountability.

High-income couples like the featured Reddit couple should prioritize investments for future financial security.

fromBusiness Insider

1 month ago

Relationships

My fiance and I make a combined $300,000 a year. We use a 90/5/5 budgeting system - here's a detailed breakdown.

Retirement

Is the 4% Withdrawal Rate Safe for My $1 Million Settlement When I'm Disabled and My Husband Expects Help?

We're in our late-20s and after all of our expenses, we have an extra $7k per month - where should we invest it?

Combining finances can unite couples on shared financial goals and emphasize accountability.

High-income couples like the featured Reddit couple should prioritize investments for future financial security.

more#personal-finance

2 months ago

Reconsidering Dave Ramsey: A Closer Look at His Financial Philosophy

"Simply put, there's a reason Dave Ramsey is so popular."

Bootstrapping

3 months ago

Should I Get $500 a Month for My Free Spending While Planning Our Budget?

Couples should maintain some financial autonomy to prevent conflicts.

The request for $500 monthly spending is reasonable given the couple's financial stability.

fromTasting Table

Costco's Checkout Policies Can Be A Nightmare For Married Couples - Tasting Table

The policy of requiring names on membership cards to match payment methods complicates checkout for couples who share finances, leading to potential embarrassment and inconvenience.

Relationships

Marketing tech

fromTearsheet

You, me, and the money: How ex-Stripe Emily Luk built a financial management app for couples, Plenty - Tearsheet

Plenty simplifies financial management for couples by integrating shared and personal finances.

Relationships

fromwww.nytimes.com

What You Should Know About Your Spouse's Money

Many couples misjudge their partner's financial situation, undermining effective communication and financial planning.