Marriage Articles
Joint Bank Accounts and Other Post-Wedding Financial Considerations
Before the wedding, couples need to have that age-old discussion of whether or not to open a joint bank account. Knowing the level of financial entanglement you'd both like will save you headaches down the line.
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Ways to Show Love to Your Spouse
Whether your marriage is flying high or going through a rough patch, showing affection to your significant other is a great idea. From giving gifts to holding hands, here are some great tips to show love to your spouse.
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Getting Married Because of Pregnancy
Previous generations often saw couples get married because of pregnancy. But that is less common now. If you've found yourself unexpectedly pregnant, consider whether marriage is the correct choice for you and your baby.
Learning the Five Love Languages
The five love languages are a popular way of defining how you show and receive affection. Knowing your love language can help improve communication and increase the bonds between you and your partner.
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Can’t Take a Honeymoon? Consider a Mini-Moon Instead
More and more couples are opting for mini-moons right after their wedding instead of the full-blown honeymoon. Mini-moons tend to be shorter and closer to home. Check out these tips for the perfect mini getaway.
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Things That Determine Your Chances of Divorce
A healthy marriage requires a lot of work, and unfortunately, nearly half of them don't work out in the end. While the following factors all increase your likelihood of divorce, they are not the final word.
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How to Get Over the Post-Wedding Blues
If you're experiencing loneliness, sadness, lethargy, or are feeling isolated after your wedding, don't worry- it's more common than you think. Here are a few tips for getting over the post-wedding blues.
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New Couples: Avoid Housework Headaches With These Tips
One thing many couples don't think about before moving in together is how to equitably divide the housework. Often, women take on more than men. Avoid resentment with these tips on how to divide the chores fairly.
Homesteading: How To Blend Households Before Your Wedding
If you and your partner are planning on moving in together, you'll need to learn to compromise in all sorts of ways. Check out these tips for working collaboratively to build the home of both your dreams.
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Navigating Credit After You Tie the Knot
There are a lot of misconceptions on what happens to a couple's credit scores after they say "I do". When navigating the tangled web of personal finance, a little communication with your spouse goes a long way.
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