Money issues are one of the major causes of quarrels and arguments in marriage, which if not handled or managed well can result to the breakdown of a marriage.

This is why it is very important for newlyweds to know some things when it comes to money and finance in marriage.

Here are finance tips newlyweds should try out.

1. Planning financial goals together

As newlyweds, it is important to set and plan financial goals together. Know what both of you want to achieve short-term and long-term, then you can plan on how you want to achieve those goals.

As married couples, you both benefits from your different financial goals at the end of the day.

2. Know your financial strength

When you get married, you should know the financial strength and weakness of your partner. The good money habits and also the bad money habits.

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Knowing the financial strength and weakness of your partner would help couples balance their finances well and also find ways to help each other work on financial lapses.

3. Assign financial roles

Now that you know your financial strength, it should help you know what financial roles both of you should play.

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If your partner remembers things quick, let them handle payment of the utility bills. If you spend more and your partner is more of a saver, then you should let your partner handle the saving aspect more. Of course, you both would need to discuss how much money you need to save.

This is another reason why you both should know your financial strength.

4. Have the regular money talk

Newly wedded couples should know that it is important to always have the regular money talk.

How both of you are doing with your finance as a couple, how you can improve money management as a couple.

You should also be open about your finances and your financial constraints, like debt. Confiding in your partner about your personal finance is very important.

5. Discussion on what account to run

Newlyweds should discuss what kind of bank account to run. As a couple, you should both run a joint account and also run your separate accounts.

Running a joint account as a couple will help you save for your financial goals both short-term and long-term financial goals.