If you’re planning to live together, it’s crucial to understand your finances. How much does living together cost? What is your total income together? And what are your joint expenses going to be? Once you know all this, you can then decide whether one of you wants to move in with the other, whether to rent a new place together or to buy your own property.
When you live together, you share all kinds of costs: from the rent or mortgage to the bills and subscriptions you have to pay together. A joint account helps you to keep these costs nice and clear, all in one place. Then it’s easier to decide who pays what – whether that means one of you pays more or you split the costs equally. Read on to learn more about managing your shared finances.
If you are planning to move in together or get married, remember to review your insurance policies, especially if you and your partner have the same cover.
Should you rent or buy a home if you’re living in a new country? Take a look at the pros and cons of each. Or let us help you make a decision.
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Open a joint account for € 4.75 per month
