marriage

3 Money Arguments That Can Hurt Your Relationships

You should really nip these common money arguments in the bud before they hurt your relationships.

You and your spouse may be on the same page with beliefs, and parenting methods, but are your financial goals in line?

Admitting your wrongdoings to a partner is hard. Add money to the mix, and that makes things even harder.

A successful marriage needs healthy money management. These fun couples' challenges can get you there.

If your dream home is your spouse's worst nightmare, you'll need to find some middle ground before you're move-in ready.

Wedding bells may be ushering in more than new nuptials. If you or your spouse has student loans, there are a few key things to consider.

You love your partner. Now you just need to get them to love their credit.

You might think that many of life's biggest decisions come down to emotion. But they really come down to money.

If you really want to win at marriage, you need to make "money goals" your new "relationship goals."

Keeping your money problems mum won't make them go away faster. In fact, it might only dig you in deeper.

Getting married can be one of the best financial decisions you'll ever make.

There's nothing easy about divorce, including managing your credit. Here's what to look for.

Finding your financial footing after a divorce is not easy, but you can do it.

A big wedding comes with a hefty price tag. Borrowing to pay for it will have you saying "I do" to years of debt, too.

Nothing throws a wrench in the works of marriage quite like money troubles. Learn how to avoid these common financial fights.

If you have a will, you're already ahead of the curve. But you need to make sure it's updated, too.

Divorce impacts many aspects of your life — even your Social Security benefits.

You and your spouse can't wait to enjoy your retirement years, but before you dive in, you need to talk money.

Your perfect partner is smart, funny, attractive. What more could you want from them? Add this to your list: a good credit score.

Divorce is complicated and expensive. Dispel these money myths so you'll be better prepared to go your separate ways.