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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-02-25, Page 59Setting 'Developing money habits as a team is one of the biggest adjustments you Will make :is newlyweds. first, decide o:-terhtr't"`h(?'iry'vir etra„t to 1Ecuidle nuorey 'Then make setting up'your ac- t ount sr with a financial institution a priority Here are three primary ap- proaches to dealing with funds. One joint checking account With this system, both paychecks are deposited into one ac•cuunt'and all bills ,,re paid from it. The money becomes more psychologically "ours" with this setup. Because you both know where you stand as a couple, it's often easier to be budget conscious. In addition, bookkeep- ing; and account costs are at a minimum. On the other hand, some couples may feel restricted with this method because" neither has his or. her own money. 'The strictest approach to handling the ac- t';+unt 1S to have only'one checkbook; tt hocvcr' needs it carries it. The other ap- pruach is to have two books that draw • Have shoes dyes: to retch .0 '8l your from the single account. Always having access to the funds is the advantage. The problem is that the left hand doesn't know, w.hattle..ri-.gM_is rininr. so overspending and overdrawing are dangers. Reconciling the two books is slightly more trouble. Two checking accounts Using two personal checking accounts is often a good choice whop one of you travels extensively or when you divide up your purchasing duties minutely. 'Then you both have more financial security .t.,totostitsrAt acc when you are not together, and there's - less chance of overdrawing. If the person traveling pays business expenses out of _one accoi P. , it simplifies bookkeeping. Depending unyour circumstances, you might put separate pay into separate ac- counts, split the combined income bet- ween the accounts, ur divide the money to reflect which bills come out of which account. One joint, two personal accounts If you prefer handling your own money, this approach may be a good choice. r Oh mRslf., rw' rara, Showcase '87 Page 23 unts I'ut the majority of your funds in a joint account from which you pay daily living expenses. The remainder is divided between two personal accounts. The pa tt ytr-5M drat you-h'a'myour own money to control, as well as joint, funds. There are a few flaws: If you are nut careful about saving, this system crakes it easy to cut into your joint goals because you're feeding the two separate accounts. Handling three accounts will cost you extra in account charges ani) bookkeepia ; time. irraitFrINMISALAR Picture C' , liridesnia ids always look, more. poliShed trhrn their shoes coordinate w.v.ith the col- or of their (Tresses. Finding an exact plat'clr ill an easy task if you :buy white .hoes sell have there professionally dyed. r)yeing thein jvour,self.rnay.be Unwise', tit ( al(p..since certain stores provide- tiu' servicl' free of c'har'gf'. }icsiths, you'll • triol more, t'ornfi+t'tctlile having them done !t, Pxperi,e!n'ed Minds: h, ,,,jlorii-ig, the C'hoic'es are "kindless;,'• ,,)\ luiyer Rill ``'r'yart of the Kinney �ho1 < i hon! of. ,tort's. "'l:he're at'.e lt)ls'tif` t c hoose from at no additional 11orc's.what •t,,) no: Tiring 4) stcatc'ki.tif. int+lentil identical -tui your dress. to the • .,:tore,.. select your favorite.stvle, deter- 111111' the rotor, and 'allow the store a, curl-• - lilt%of \socks to finish the :job... • .. In selec`tint; the shoe.'keep_in mind that ilii-elaSsic peau dc' soie is always a love - ft ,rhuicr,.but'now there are other. op- Urrris. uoh its satin or htce'nver• satin, All look vary feminine, cotrrplementing-to- it1,v's fashionable bridesinaids''dreses. 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