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4 Money Tips for Couples Moving in Together – Brit + Co

by | Aug 29, 2017 | Features

If the relationship ends there could be serious legal complications if a couple doesn’t discuss joint finances before moving in together. Set up a plan for paying joint expenses. Make certain you know whose name is on the lease where you will live. Only the person whose name is on the contract own the home.

Key Takeaways:

  • Shared finances are essential in a relationship.
  • Come up with a fair method to split expenses.
  • Talk about financial issues as soon as possible to avoid arguments.

“She adds that it might be helpful for both you and your significant other to complete a budget separately, and then to create a shared budget sheet.”

https://www.brit.co/4-money-tips-for-couples-moving-in-together/

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