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Money & relationships |
03 March 2005 |
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how do couples develop a harmonious approach?
Money can be a sensitive subject as quarrelling couples across the country know to their cost. Deciding how the household income is divided up may be a source of many marital arguments.
Research amongst newly married couples has shown a growing reluctance to pool incomes into a joint account as women try to preserve their financial independence. So how do couples develop a harmonious approach to money?
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