How couples should merge their finances

Greeting - Hello #MoneyFit readers! They key to good finances among couples is to communicate, come up with your shared money goals and also decide whether to merge your accounts, debt, savings, investments and more. Here's how two couples did it with some tips on how you can too: If you cannot read this email, please click here

Hello #MoneyFit readers! They key to good finances among couples is to communicate, come up with your shared money goals and also decide whether to merge your accounts, debt, savings, investments and more. Here's how two couples did it with some tips on how you can too: HOW SHANNON AND MARCIN CREATED SHARED MONEY GOALS Hint: it involved sticky notes! HOW MIRANDA AND JAKE MARRIED THEIR MONEY When two people bring significant assets into a relationship, how do you merge accounts while struggling to remain financially independent? BRUCE SELLERY ON HOW COUPLES CAN COMBINE THEIR FINANCES You can merge bank accounts, credit cards, or neither. ***INVESTOR STORIES WANTED! If you invest in a TFSA and would like to share your investment strategy with us, drop us a line at ask@moneysense.rogers.com. We'd love to hear from you.*** That's it for now. Stay Money Fit! We'd like to hear about your wins or your frustrations. Email us by clicking the button below and let us know what's up! Tell us about your experience or ask a question »

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