Comments on: Money Management for Newlyweds http://www.micash.net/personal-finance/money-management-for-newlyweds/ Prepaid Mastercard Fri, 25 Jun 2010 20:48:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Clarisse Miller http://www.micash.net/personal-finance/money-management-for-newlyweds/comment-page-1/#comment-132 Clarisse Miller Tue, 10 Nov 2009 07:58:32 +0000 http://www.micash.net/blog/?p=161#comment-132 At some point in our lives, getting married will be one of the most crucial and life changing decisions we'll make. I am already on my mid 20's and i know that sooner or later, that point will come and I'll see myself walking down the aisle. This blog is a great read! I am certain that the tips presented above will help me handle the financial responsibilities of married individual thus will help me achieve a more balanced and healthy relationship. Thank you for making my future so organized and something to look forward to! At some point in our lives, getting married will be one of the most crucial and life changing decisions we’ll make. I am already on my mid 20’s and i know that sooner or later, that point will come and I’ll see myself walking down the aisle.

This blog is a great read! I am certain that the tips presented above will help me handle the financial responsibilities of married individual thus will help me achieve a more balanced and healthy relationship. Thank you for making my future so organized and something to look forward to!

]]> By: Dru Andrews http://www.micash.net/personal-finance/money-management-for-newlyweds/comment-page-1/#comment-131 Dru Andrews Tue, 10 Nov 2009 07:08:52 +0000 http://www.micash.net/blog/?p=161#comment-131 This is really great! I am going to get married soon and this really comes in handy since most of the things written here are true. Compromise and trust are the two things needed for this since what we are talking about here is surviving the every days of your life - on how you will survive in terms of eating 3 times a day, paying the bills and maintaining insurances. This is why marriage is a heavy thing to do since there will be times that someone will sacrifice for the happiness of the other and vice versa. Spending money on the things we really need is a must and also we need to make sure that we have money saved for the things we want in life since there should be a balance in terms of saving for you and saving for the family. This is a great read! Continue the good work and more power to you guys! This is really great! I am going to get married soon and this really comes in handy since most of the things written here are true.

Compromise and trust are the two things needed for this since what we are talking about here is surviving the every days of your life – on how you will survive in terms of eating 3 times a day, paying the bills and maintaining insurances. This is why marriage is a heavy thing to do since there will be times that someone will sacrifice for the happiness of the other and vice versa.

Spending money on the things we really need is a must and also we need to make sure that we have money saved for the things we want in life since there should be a balance in terms of saving for you and saving for the family.

This is a great read! Continue the good work and more power to you guys!

]]> By: Emily http://www.micash.net/personal-finance/money-management-for-newlyweds/comment-page-1/#comment-130 Emily Tue, 10 Nov 2009 06:22:35 +0000 http://www.micash.net/blog/?p=161#comment-130 Talk about responsibility! Sharing the fruits of employment, your expenses, and in someone's monthly budget must really mean you plan to build a future with someone. All the tips here point to looking forward, anticipating what will come through insurances and goals, and pooling funds for future use. I thought finance wasn't romantic, but this must be the more practical side to it-- dealing with bills, being prepared for future expenses, and working towards a sustainable life together. Talk about responsibility! Sharing the fruits of employment, your expenses, and in someone’s monthly budget must really mean you plan to build a future with someone. All the tips here point to looking forward, anticipating what will come through insurances and goals, and pooling funds for future use. I thought finance wasn’t romantic, but this must be the more practical side to it– dealing with bills, being prepared for future expenses, and working towards a sustainable life together.

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