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snowlearning

2d ago

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Which works better for Couple Finance?

This debate has been going on lately. Would you rather put everything into one shared pot OR keep your finances completely separate OR have your own accounts + one joint account for common expenses?

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Kent Toh

6h ago

Consultant at Sprinklr

Have your own accounts + one joint account for common expenses. Cmon, your money is your money la.

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1M45

Edited 2d ago

Best to keep accounts separate to protect personal freedom.

Different risk profiles and spending habits are the #1 source of friction—separate accounts keep things clean.

When bills come, split proportionally to income.

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