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There used to be an assumption that tying the knot also meant tying funds into one family pot. During a time when people married at younger ages, sometimes even before graduation from college or a first job, joint finances grew organically alongside their march into adulthood.
I have spent much of my professional life looking at how financial systems treat consumers. However, some of the most painful financial stories I hear don't start in a bank office or an advisor's boardroom. They start at home, with a partner whose money habits quietly undermine everything a couple is trying to build together.
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