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Being on the same page about money is an essential part of a relationship.
- Being on the same page about money in a relationship can help you reach your financial goals quicker, have a better experience working with a financial planner, and keep money from putting a strain on your relationship.
- If you've had discussions about spending, have looked at your finances, and know what your partner values financially and personally, you might be on the same page.
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Being on the same page about finances as your partner isn't always easy, but it is important.
"I'd say more often than not, people probably aren't exactly on the same page," says Christine Centino, a financial planner with over 11 years of experience.
But when they are on the same page, it's obvious.
Here are the top seven signs a couple is on the same page about money, according to financial planners.