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Today, many newly married couples like to retain a bit of independence by keeping separate financial accounts. But a recent study suggests that might be bad for their union. Married couples who go the old-fashioned route and manage their finances together might be happier, according to researchers at the Indiana University Kelley School of Business. Such couples fight less about money and are more…
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