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Getting married has no direct impact on the credit standing of you or your spouse. Your eligibility to borrow as a couple will depend on both of your credit histories, however, and management of joint debt will influence both your credit score and your spouse’s going forward. Does Getting Married Affect Your Credit? No, getting […]
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There’s a reason why money is a common source of relationship conflicts: It’s a topic that’s difficult for many couples to talk about. We all have complex, emotional relationships with money, and it might feel especially uncomfortable to reveal your detailed financial situation to the person you’re building a life with. But ignore that little
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When your spouse passes away, the grief and shock can be overwhelming. It’s unfortunate that in the immediate aftermath, you’re faced with a to-do list of legal and financial tasks—especially if you’re the executor of their estate. Being prepared and quickly handling tasks such as notifying insurance companies, ensuring you have access to bank accounts
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If you’re not currently working, you can use your spouse’s or partner’s income on your credit application. This can help you get approved while still having a card in your own name. Here’s what to consider before doing so. Does My Spouse’s Income Count on My Credit Application? Your spouse’s income can count on your
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Truth: A custom wedding dress fitted to your exact measurements can cost a lot of money. (The average price is $1,631 as of 2021, according to Brides.) The fabric, embellishments, design, and craftsmanship all play a role in the price. Whether you love the look of a big ball gown or prefer an elegant sheath,
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Decades ago, an engaged couple probably never had to agonize about asking their parents to help pay for their wedding. It was understood that the bride’s parents would pick up the tab in its entirety, from the champagne toast to the favors nobody really wanted. (This was at a time when the only people getting
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It’s easy to get caught up in the excitement of wedding planning. Things like the venue, decor, food, and attire can make it a truly magical time — until the bill arrives. Before viewing locations or booking your photographer, you need to create a wedding budget. Just follow these simple steps. How to Make a
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If you’ve been trying to plan your wedding in 2021, the experience has probably been somewhat challenging. Okay, very challenging. The pandemic has affected every aspect of planning, from where and when you can exchange vows to how many people you can invite to the reception. Want to book a venue for a Saturday night?
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Weddings are one of the biggest — and most expensive — events in many people’s lives. But they don’t have to be. Start your lives together on solid financial footing by setting a reasonable wedding budget and sticking to it. We’ve gathered our best tips on how to do just that. How to Save Money
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