by Kevin Mercadante | Couple Finance, Finance
Combining finances isn’t typically a priority before a couple gets married. But once you are finally newlyweds, finances suddenly become a high priority. How can newlyweds combine finances successfully? 1. Be open and honest about your finances As newlyweds, building...
by Miranda | Couple Finance, Finance
During the summer, wedding season is in high gear. It’s common to find couples tying the knot, and getting ready for their lives together. However, as you transition into your roles as newlyweds, it’s important to consider some of the costs that might come...
by Miranda | Couple Finance, Finance
Are you financially compatible with your partner? This is a question that everyone needs to address before marriage. Even if you aren’t planning on marriage, it’s still a good idea to consider your financial compatibility before you get too involved with...
by Miranda | Couple Finance, Finance, Taxes
Depending on your filing status, there are a number of possibilities when it comes to your tax benefits (or costs). Whether you choose to file jointly or separately can make a difference in your tax bill. And, of course, there might be a penalty in some cases, even if...
by Miranda | Couple Finance, Finance, Personal Finance
Valentine’s Day is once again approaching. According to Marketing Charts, the average Valentine’s Day participant will spend $130.97 this year on gifts. This is an increase from the average $126.03 spent last year. In total, Valentine’s related...
by Kevin Mercadante | Couple Finance, Credit and Debt, Finance
Every young couple want a memorable wedding day. But what happens if the couple have a lot of debt? Do you still have a big wedding celebration or do you decide instead that it may be a better idea to pay off your debts, or at least to pay them down? If you have a lot...
