To get on the same page financially, couples should talk about money regularly. Dearing recommends scheduling a monthly financial date night with your significant other to share your financial expectations and savings goals.
“Use the meeting time to assign money-related tasks, talk about future financial decisions and review progress toward your long-term goals,” she said. “This regular investment in keeping your joint financial house in order will pay huge dividends for your relationship.”
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