Rise of SPLITs: Financially Separate Couples Strengthen Financial Independence
- 1The median household income for DINKs, dual-income couples without children, reached $193,900.
- 2SPLITs, who separate finances while sharing future plans, increase money-related conversations to reduce conflict.
- 3Shruti Joshi, President and COO of financial planning firm Facet, said the current financial environment does not support couples with separate finances.
So what's the key point?
The income for dual-income couples without children reached $193,900. A new method called SPLITs involves managing money separately while planning for the future together, but the current financial environment does not support this approach.
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