Talking about money can help couples make better financial decisions together. It can make it easier to plan for the future, understand each other's priorities, and stay involved in important financial decisions. Yet our research* suggests many couples still leave long-term planning to one partner, with 46% relying on one person to handle most long-term financial planning.
*Source: Quilter Financially Single research. Research references and methodology to be added before publication.
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