be Well: Money and combining finances after marriage
Lawrence Sprung, the founder of Mit-Lin Financial and author of "Financial Planning Made Personal," has tips on how to make that conversation easier.
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May 8, 2024, 1:30 PM
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6ds agoAfter getting engaged, many couples talk about planning their wedding and future living arrangements.
But one thing they usually put off is talking about money and combining their finances.
Lawrence Sprung, the founder of Mit-Lin Financial and author of "Financial Planning Made Personal," has tips on how to make that conversation easier.
