The Newlyweds Guide To Investing Personal Finance

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Answers the most common money questions faced by couples, and offers advice about setting up a joint savings plan, evaluating insurance needs, and reducing debts

A timely guide to finances for newlywed couples explains how to achieve future financial stability and success with practical advice on how to plan a dream wedding without going broke, eliminating debt, bank accounts, saving for a house and retirement, filing taxes, insurance, and more. Original.

What to do if you’ve married your financial “opposite”! An indispensable, practical plan for achieving peace despite your money differences. You’ve discovered your soul mate, with more in common than either of you ever thought possible. Then one day, you get in the car and head to the mall... Like many married couples, you may discover early in the relationship that your soul mate is your financial opposite. Nevertheless, here you are...

Money 101 for Newlyweds is a simple, yet powerful guide to the basics, yes....but also the essential steps in personal finance. This guide starts with how to save money and where to save it, to how to prioritize college savings, food storage, home buying, etc; while pointing out common financial pitfalls to avoid along the way. Money 101 includes tools and games that any couple can easily use to improve their financial plan and explore their goals together. It provides clarity on topics like Roth IRA's, Mortgages, Food Storage, Retirement Savings, Budgeting & more!

"The financial decisions we make in our lives are sometimes not the easiest to discuss but have long-lasting effects. [Opdyke's advice] has opened the door in my relationship to conversations that were a long time coming." -Josh, regular reader of Opdyke's "Love & Money" column, Florida Real answers to real questions about money and relationships: * I have too much debt and my credit isn't very good. How can I fix my financial problems? And how do I break the news to my boyfriend? * How do I teach my kids the value of money, when my parents shower them with expensive gifts? * My wife makes more money than I do, does that give her a greater voice in our financial decisions? Are we still equal? * How much should I give my child in allowance? And will it really help him learn the value of a dollar? * We want to have our first baby, but we don't know if we can afford it yet. How much money do we really need to have in the bank? If you're like most people, you're struggling with questions like these. Whether we like it or not, money makes a big difference in the choices we make and the lives we lead. Unresolved questions about money can put unwanted stress on even the healthiest relationships-between spouses, between parents and children, and even between friends. In Love & Money, columnist Jeff Opdyke offers practical personal finance advice, as well as strategies for dealing with touchy financial topics-so that money doesn't end up costing you something even more valuable.

Drawing on her personal and professional experience, financial analyst and public speaker Lesley-Anne Scorgie presents the perfect map for young couples setting out on the road to a joint financial future. With advice about saving, investing, and relationship-building, the book lays out everything couples need to know to become a financial team.