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Anonymous

06 Feb 2026

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What’s one money rule you must align on before saying “I do”?

Eg. joint vs separate accounts, saving rate, helping parents, lifestyle spending, investment style, insurance coverage, debts, credit cards.

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Mr Teo

04 Mar 2026

Saving

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jw

04 Mar 2026

Full transparency on finances

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Kent Toh

04 Mar 2026

Consultant at Sprinklr

The one rule is "in sickness, and your health. In your comfort, and your fear, in your poverty and your wealth" - a commitment to remain together regardless of financial status

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I.L.

03 Mar 2026

Yes, everything you mentioned plus housing mortgage, will, CPF nomination, LPA.

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PJT

03 Mar 2026

One money rule you must align on before saying “I do” is full transparency about total savings and f...

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