A joint account rule—shared bills and goals only—reduces money fights fast by preventing surprises and protecting autonomy.

Nearly a quarter of all married couples no longer use shared bank accounts, according to new data from the U.S. Census Bureau. The percentage of couples without any joint bank accounts grew from 15 ...

Tshaka Armstrong is a nerd. Co-Founder of the non-profit digital literacy organization, Digital Shepherds, he’s also been a broadcast technology reporter, writer and producer. In addition to being an ...

Joint bank accounts can simplify money management for couples, families and partners—here’s what to know before opening one ...

Getting the girl’s trip out of the group chat is an accomplishment — but then you realize you’re about to spend the entire vacation making nonstop financial decisions. Sure, you successfully made it ...

Fewer couples are combining their bank accounts. But that trend may not promote partners’ overall financial health, experts say. Nia Darville Stokes-Hicks and Armondi Stokes-Hicks started their ...

Each friend contributes $20 per week and they all have access. One group of friends has come up with a unique solution for splitting expenses on a girls trip to alleviate the stress of budgeting or ...