Joint vs split finances: Couples discuss budgeting on different income level | Money Manners

For couples, budgeting can be a touchy subject. No two couples are the same, and neither are their approaches to money. We asked three different couples to share their budgeting strategies and how they navigate money while keeping their relationships strong

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❓ Find out where these couples stand:
➡️ How do you budget together as a couple? 0:14
➡️ The person who earns more should contribute more to the rent or mortgage deposit and repayments? 0:40
➡️ If one of you stops earning, should the other person pay their superannuation? 1:42

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