I have been with my Husband for 30 years. When we first got together, we were both new in business as self-employed investment professionals. We did not have a pot to pee in. We opened a joint account to put our meager earnings into as we started our life together. I did not have any debt, but married student loans. As we built our life, we took on a car loan and then a mortgage. This was debt with backing, not just consumer debt for frivolous purchases. We have made mistakes along the way, but we have done this together. I am finding that this is not always the case.
June is often considered the wedding month. This has made me wonder how many couples are entering into marriage without full disclosure of their finances. I have been interviewing people of all ages and lengths of marriage and will report my finding over the next few blogs. Money tends to be one of the biggest stressors in a marriage. Hopefully, my findings will help you to avoid that stress.

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