She says 'he's tight with money.' He says 'she spends too much.' (tips for a couple's financial planning)

Article Abstract:

Couples who often argue over money matters are advised to focus on their future to end their money fights. Retirement savings can be invested in a tax-deferred mutual fund with a 10% growth rate. Couples can also consider a home equity or home improvement loan when deciding to remodel their house.

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She says 'we've got to save for the kids' college.' He says 'we've got to buy a house first.' (a family's rigid savings plan)

Article Abstract:

A couple was able to save for their kids' college education by simply reducing fast food expenses and clothing costs. The couple saved $50 a month for their children's college education while maintaining a $100-a-month savings for their plan to buy a house.

Planning, Education, Higher, Higher education, Personal budgets

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She says 'he gives all our money to his ex.' He says 'I'm only fulfilling my obligations.'

Article Abstract:

A couple has proven that second marriages are a difficult situation to handle, especially when it pertains to dealing with financial matters. They are advised to plan their finances together and required the wife to show the monthly budget to her husband.

Management, Child support

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