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Q&A: Managing bank accounts following marriage
Question: What is the best way for newlyweds to manage bank accounts as they transition into married life?
Short answer: The most appropriate approach for managing bank finances varies from couple to couple.
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Q&A: How do I set better financial goals?
Question: How do I set better financial goals?
Short answer: Focus on the 3 S’s in SucceSS: schedule, start, simplify.
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Q&A: Education Savings
Question: Should I save for my child’s education if someone else (such as their grandparents) told me they plan to cover the cost?
Short answer: Yes. Save and save on a regular basis.
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Top 3: Engagement
1. Speak openly and honestly about finances
2. Open a joint bank account
3. Create common financial goals, while still making progress with personal goals