As a newlywed one of the questions that we are surprisingly asked a lot is if we merged finances and when. Was it before the wedding or after? Do you keep separate accounts? Do you have your own spending money? How do you make it work! Those are all great questions!
I personally believe that you should wait until you become married to combine finances. Jayme and I kept out finances separate until we got married and saved for our wedding together, but in separate accounts.
Just because you keep your finances separate until you get married doesn’t mean you don’t TALK about money until you get married. It is so important to have open communication before you tie the knot… or even before you get engaged! It is important to know how much debt (if any) each person has, how much they make, their philosophy on money, and this last one may seem weird but it is so important to know how their family handled money! Insert tangent: Jayme and I came from two TOTALLY different backgrounds with how our families handled money and it was really eye opening for us and caused riff sometimes because we felt the other person was doing it wrong, but really it was just different. This is where compromise comes in! When Jayme and I differ on money I always want to know WHY he feels the way he does, to understand his thought process. That way I can share why I feel like we can do it a different way or have an aha moment and realize that his way truly is better for us and our family.
Premarital counseling.
Yeah, this topic can be scary but honestly premarital counseling was amazing for us and our relationship. We had a blast with the couple that counseled us, and trusted that they had our best interest at heart and wouldn’t take sides. The only thing that I wish we would have covered more of was MONEY! Which is really surprising for me the nerd to be saying that. We told the counselor that we were debt free, not taking on any debt for the wedding and have a really good relationship with money so we don’t need to spend too much time on that. But I really wish we spent more time on talking about how our families spent money growing up and money habits that we didn’t realize the other person had until we were sharing a bank account. Over a year into marriage we have such different communication than we did the first couple of months but it has been a journey!
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