One of the most consequential financial decisions we ever make is choosing who to marry. Ramit Sethi, author of the New York Times best-seller I Will Teach You To Be Rich, highlights this idea, noting how the person we marry
Every now and then, an ordinary to-do ends up teaching you something invaluable. Brian and I experienced this as we finalized our estate plan. As you might guess, estate planning doesn’t typically top the list of priorities for most people
Last week’s post on The Edit credit got me thinking about the conversations around planning for a luxury purchase. Some of us may rationalize our decision. Others might act on impulse, YOLO-ing a big want or splurge without much of
Effective communication comes in handy in all kinds of situations, especially when working towards a common goal or building connections with others. Whether your aim is to brush up on your charades skills for game night or just lookin’ to
There are many experiences to share with your partner before marriage, one of which is travel. Unless you and your partner are 100% content and committed to being total homebodies, chances are you will likely find yourselves traveling at some
When I started earning money, I forced myself to believe that I made far less than what I was really earning. I socked away as much as I could and lived off a small amount of money. The goal was
Money can be one of the biggest strains in a marriage. It consistently ranks as one of the major causes for divorce. This is why it is so important to openingly dicuss money with your partner. Discussing current financial situations and