Marriage and Finances

Talking Finances with My Spouse

While you might not always see eye to eye, you and your spouse can head in the same direction with a plan that works for both of you.

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Financial Issues Facing Couples

Have different ideas than your significant other about spending, investing and borrowing? You’re not alone!

Here Are Few of the Challenges You May be Facing:

• One of you is a saver while the other likes to live for today.
• You can’t agree on where to live—your house, my house or a new house?
• You have a blended family with children from previous marriages.
• There are spousal support and child custody arrangements.
• You react differently to the market’s ups and downs.

Finding Common Ground

These differences with your spouse can usually be overcome with the right plan and a good financial planner. Talking to a financial planner about your current needs and future plans will go a long way toward getting on the same page with your spouse.

An RBC Financial Planner Can Help With:

• Strategies to build wealth
• Managing cash flow
• Retirement planning
• Borrowing and debt management
• Tax reduction strategies
• Estate Planning

It Pays to Have a Financial Planner

Studies show that households that receive financial advice have significantly greater net worth than those who don’t.¹ So, take a vow to partner on finances!

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