Money for couples: talk, plan and share

Videos in this playlist

1. 15 Money Questions to Ask Your Partner!Two CentsPlay from here Loop
2. 2Should You Combine Finances?Two CentsPlay from here Loop
3. 3Should Couples Share Bank Accounts? - Joint Accounts ExplainedNerdWalletPlay from here Loop
4. 4An Engaged Couple On Why They Split Everything 50/50The Financial DietPlay from here Loop
5. 5Martin Lewis: Married couples can boost what they earn in savings and investmentsMartin LewisPlay from here Loop
6. 6FinCap Friday: Romance and Finance | Hosted by @missbehelpfulNext Gen Personal FinancePlay from here Loop
7. 7FinCap Friday: Cupid’s Credit CheckNext Gen Personal FinancePlay from here Loop
8. 8FinCap Friday: The Business of Love | Hosted by @missbehelpfulNext Gen Personal FinancePlay from here Loop
9. 9How to save money on your wedding!Two CentsPlay from here Loop
10. 105 Strategies For Saving on Your Wedding | NerdWalletNerdWalletPlay from here Loop
11. 11'To prenup or not to prenup?' with The Fiscal Feminist Kim DavisMoney with KatiePlay from here Loop
12. 12A Divorce Lawyer On Prenups, Ugly Money Arguments, & What People Don't Know About DivorceThe Financial DietPlay from here Loop
13. 13What's the real cost of having a baby?Two CentsPlay from here Loop
14. 14From DINKs to Single Income and 2 KidsThe Money Guy ShowPlay from here Loop
15. 15One Income, Two Retirements: How Couples Can Protect Their FutureMorningstar, Inc.Play from here Loop
16. 16How Couples With an Age Gap Should Plan for RetirementMorningstar, Inc.Play from here Loop
17. 17Retirement Planning for Couples Without ChildrenMorningstar, Inc.Play from here Loop
18. 18Retirement Planning for Couples Who Become Parents Later in LifeMorningstar, Inc.Play from here Loop
19. 19Life Insurance: Protecting Your Loved Ones | Money Unscripted | Fidelity InvestmentsFidelity InvestmentsPlay from here Loop
20. 20How To Prepare For The Loss Of A Loved One | Women Talk Money | Fidelity InvestmentsFidelity InvestmentsPlay from here Loop
21. 21How To Financially Prepare For A Divorce | NerdWalletNerdWalletPlay from here Loop
22. 22Relationship breakdown, debt and mental health - Caroline’s storyMoneyHelperPlay from here Loop

How should a couple start talking about money?

Pick a calm moment, not the middle of an argument. Share what each of you earns, owes and saves, what you are each worried about and what you want in five years. Agree how shared bills will be paid, then set a regular, short money check-in so nothing builds up.

How can RepeatWatch help us plan together?

Watch one video together and A–B loop the part that raises a question for you both, such as how joint accounts work. Slow it to 0.75× while you take notes, and save the steps of your plan on keys 1–9 so you can come back to them at your next money check-in.