Most married couples will come out ahead by filing jointly, but filing separately may be the better choice for some.

Young Americans are embracing financial independence, even if that means keeping money separate from their spouse or partner. New research from Fidelity finds a larger share of Gen Z and millennials ...

For the past four months, Robyn Symes's family home has felt like a financial prison. When her marriage of almost 15 years abruptly collapsed in December, the Gold Coast mother of two started ...

Love and marriage may go together like a horse and carriage (or so the old song goes), but that doesn’t mean every happy couple fully joins their finances once they’ve said, “I do.” At the same time, ...

Joint bank accounts allow couples to manage budgets together, monitor spending and save for shared goals. But they aren’t right for every couple. And you don’t have to go with an all-or-nothing ...

Kelly Anne has over six years of experience with reporting and editing in the personal finance space. Her work has been featured in national publications including Reader's Digest, CNBC and Forbes.