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Asked on 30 Nov 2018

if you are married couple, do you have a shared saving account with your partner? How do you generally manage your family and children expenses? Thanks ?

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Davin

Davin

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Answered on 09 Mar 2020

Yes we have a joint account and we contribute a fixed amount to the account every month. All the joint expenses will be coming out frm this joint account include kids expenses.

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Andy Sim, HR Professional at a Financial Institution

Andy Sim, HR Professional at a Financial Institution

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Answered on 09 Mar 2020

We used to have a joint posb account to get higher interest to our Multiplier accounts but since they nerfed it, we no longer use DBS so we maintain our own OCBC account. We usually split our meal, entertainment expenses etc equally.

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MT2020

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Answered on 09 Mar 2020

You can open a joint account with your partner. its good to have an open talk about it so that there...

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