MILWAUKEE - We all know the number one way to ruin a relationship is to have money problems. University of San Diego finance professor Dan Roccato joined FOX6 WakeUp with the best advice from the most ...

Money problems rarely start with big betrayals. They usually begin with small habits that quietly chip away at trust until partners no longer feel like they are on the same team. I see the same ...

Christine, 47, and Thad, 57, make a combined annual income of $167,625. But despite their solid earnings, they’re buried in ...

Love may conquer many obstacles, but money mistakes have a devastating ability to slowly poison even the happiest relationships from within, creating resentment, mistrust, and conflict that can ...

You may not want to hear this as you get ready for your wedding, but money is the #1 reason that marriages end. How can you make sure that money doesn’t get in the way, so you can have a long, ...

Spot financial red flags early with five warning signs and simple steps that help couples build trust, clarity, and stability ...

How do couples today handle their finances before getting married? To find out, in August 2024 SoFi surveyed 450 adults who live with their partners (and intend to get married within the next three ...

Yet the story usually ends at this point. There’s no mention of what that happily ever after really looks like — sharing space, juggling busy schedules and navigating arguments about money. Part of ...

WHEN couples argue about money, the fight rarely starts with something dramatic. It often begins with a small purchase ...

Boundaries in relationships are often avoided because they can easily be misunderstood as cold or off-putting, said Davis.