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While discussing finances isnt always fun, its necessary because money troubles are why couples split up.
Resentment over debt and spending habits can destroy a marriage, but it doesnt have to.
Understanding each othersassets and liabilitiesbefore the wedding is essential to avoiding future conflict.
This is also a perfect time to share and understand each others relationship with money.
The good news is couples arent forced into a solution.
Wilkerson suggests meeting with an advisor who can give aclear, unbiased perspectiveand consider different options.
Whatever it is, planning the financial steps to reaching that goal should be discussed.
Its not something most want to think about, but its important in an unforeseen circumstance.
Talking about money doesnt need to be more stressful than it already is.
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