I get a lot of questions from folks about how couples should manage their money. Is it best to have both people involved in everything or to divide and conquer on investing and budgeting? Should you combine finances or keep them separate? My answer? Yes. Every couple will have an answer unique to them and what will work best.
Let's talk about compound financial interest, but not the kind you learn about in a finance class. Sometimes in the workplace, there is that one person who cares a lot about money, enough to pull friends and colleagues to the side and encourage them to use the retirement plan or get out of credit card debt. These people are compound financial interest because they are willing to share what they know and inspire others to save and invest. This is societal financial compounding.
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