Marriage and Money
by JC Reagan
January 28, 2012
When a couple gets married, they both have preconceptions and ways of dealing with money. One may be a spender, one a saver. How should you deal with finances in marriage?
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by JC Reagan
December 17, 2011
Let me introduce myself: My name is JC. My wife Brianna and I are a lot like a majority of young couples. We have thousands of dollars in credit card, car loan, and student loan debt. But something’s about to change . . . .
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by Briana Myricks
September 5, 2011
It’s going around the blogosphere that my husband and I are both unemployed. With no emergency fund and very little alternative income streams, this is going to be one of the toughest times in our marriage.
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by Guest
September 3, 2011
Greg and Erin Smalley are relationship speakers who have written this book, Before You Plan Your Wedding…Plan Your Marriage, with the engaged couple in mind. The writing style is very conversational, telling stories about how their engagement and marriage worked, giving good examples of how not to solve problems as well as how to solve those problems.
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by John
January 17, 2011
Recently, on ChristianPF.com, I wrote how we’re at a crossroads on Dave Ramsey’s Baby Steps. You can read that article here. Because of the sheer volume of responses, I decided to take some time to respond to each of the commenters directly. However, I believe that the comment was too long for the site, so [...]
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by Courtney
May 8, 2010
When it comes to money, John and I are two entirely different people. I have never been a saver, and until we got married and I was forced to take part in the once-dreaded budgeting process, money wasn’t something I ever put much thought into. It’s not that I didn’t make any money; I got [...]
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by John
May 7, 2010
Building a financial foundation is a lot like building your own custom vehicle – you have to have the right components. Everything must be working together in unison to get you where you want to go. Each part is important. Each part is essential. The only trouble is where to begin. I’m going to attempt [...]
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by John
March 4, 2010
I’ve noticed something profound. Every time I choose to take care of someone, love someone, be there for someone, I discover a new dimension of freedom. This may seem a bit abstract, so all I ask for is a moment of your time to explain. Is it just me, or are there a lot of [...]
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by John
March 2, 2010
Have you ever thought you had it right only to find that you were dead wrong? For the longest time, I thought I would become financially successful through careful math, but later I found that I was severely mistaken. I was always looking for better interest rates, crazy and wild ideas for making more income, and [...]
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by John
February 22, 2010
Money can bring people together. Money can separate. Money is a point at which relationships can crack or bind. So when it comes to those who are married, how should they store their money? In different accounts? The same one? For this reason a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his [...]
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