Couples & Money
Sharing information about finances, preventing money troubles and other hints about love and money.
COUPLES & MONEY
Is Your Better Half Not Sharing Money Chores?
Not being knowledgeable about the family finances can have severe financial and emotional consequences, especially in the event of divorce, death or incapacitating illness, financial planners say.
COUPLES & MONEY
Getting It Together
Spouses who fail to learn the details of their families' financial situation can be vulnerable to fraud, mismanagement and costly confusion in the event of death or divorce. Financial planners and other money experts offer these suggestions:
COUPLES & MONEY
Talk Is Vital in Planning Family Finances
Ruth King's story is a cautionary tale about what can happen when a spouse gambles with the family nest egg.
COUPLES & MONEY
Cost-Conscious Couples Opt for Bargain Bliss
This year, millions of couples will say "I do" to love, marriage--and, often, to wedding costs that can bring them to their knees.
COUPLES & MONEY
Prenuptial Pacts a Smart Safeguard in Later-Life and Second Marriages
Carole Cox admits it was somewhat unromantic. But she refused to even contemplate marrying for a second time without a prenuptial agreement.
COUPLES & MONEY
What to Consider Before You Consider Divorce
Financial planners say people contemplating divorce should count the potential financial costs before moving ahead. Consulting an attorney and an accountant before filing for divorce is often wise. Among the financial aspects to consider:
Copyright © 2009, The Los Angeles Times
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