One of the hardest adjustments to living happily for new dating couples is money. Money causes stress and in a time of adjustment in an individual’s life, added stress of money is not needed and can cause problems quickly. By following a few easy money managing tips, newly dating couples can easily live happier with less stress.
Share The Bills
One of the most important money tips for newly dating couples is to split the bills. No matter what the bills are, whether they are movies, dinner, or weekends away, sharing the financial responsibilities is always appreciated and noticed. One individual in the relationship should not be taking the whole bill load. By sharing the bills, the stress of paying for nights out is not solely resting upon one person.
Agree to Disagree
Seeing eye to eye on every aspect of money in a relationship is not always an option. Both individuals are just that, individuals, and 
have different priorities when it comes to saving and spending. Therefore, agreeing to sometimes disagree yet work through it is the best approach to take. It is absolutely essential to respect your loved one’s viewpoint on saving or spending money and offering a little compromise is also important.
Keep Separate Bank Accounts
Each of you should maintain a personal bank account. No matter how good the relationship is, space to save or spend money without consulting the other individual first is a necessity. This allows for a bit of freedom and also allows each individual to build their credit.
If You Are in Desperate Need of Money, Borrow
Sometimes the bills come in quicker than the payday checks come in. Maintaining separate bank accounts and building credit individually will help drastically if a payday loan is the only option. 
Communicate, Communicate, Communicate
Communication about money is essential. Maintaining separate bank accounts and spending small amounts of money here or there without consulting your partner is okay, however, for big investments communication is essential to stay happily together. Knowing where each of you stands on money is a crucial key to a successful relationship. Sharing the responsibilities, agreeing to disagree, maintaining a level of independence, borrowing money when needed, and communication are a few easy tips to maintaining a happy relationship.
Brionna Kennedy is native to the Pacific Northwest, growing up in Washington, then moving down to Oregon for college. She enjoys writing on fashion and business, but any subject will do, she loves to learn about new topics. When she isn’t writing, she lives for the outdoors. Oregon has been the perfect setting to indulge her love of kayaking, rock climbing, and hiking.
