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Getting Married Congratulations!
As you and your spouse go through the excitement of starting a new life together, there are a few things you might want to consider about your joint finances.
That’s why a lot of newlyweds need a plan that evolves with them over time.
It can be a lot to balance saving for things like buying a home, paying down your debt, or preparing for the cost of childcare—but two areas to start with are ensuring that you have the right protection to support your new family, and saving for the future.
You may not know that some insurance and financial products allow you to do more than one thing. Explore some options below that other newlyweds consider.
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Tips for becoming financially prepared as newlyweds
01
Banks always assess both of your credit scores
Know in advance how you appear as a couple on applications.
02
Emergency funds are more important than ever
Have at least 3 to 6 months worth of income set aside.
03
Balance both short- and long-term financial goals
Things can change, so it’s important that you have flexibility throughout your life.
04
Work together to track your combined earning and spending
A joint checking account can help organize your expenses.
05
Take advantage of family plans to cut costs
You’re officially a family, so consolidate your accounts and subscriptions.
Customize solutions for your future
Many newlyweds combine a few products to best address their financial needs.
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