marriage

In honor of Valentine's Day, here's a look at some common myths about marriage and money.

The most important document for determining financial aid for college is a form that recognizes only heterosexual marriage.

Even if the Defense of Marriage Act is repealed, some protections may need to be put into place to ensure that same-sex couples receive certain federal benefits.

Don't let debt do you part. Find out how couples can stave off power struggles, fights over how much to help in-laws and other potential conflicts.

Because one person’s debt becomes a shared responsibility in marriage, when do you reveal a substantial liability?

Money may be the root of all evil, and in a marriage it can certainly be the seed of trouble. Here are five things couples should do to sidestep difficulties.

Love may move mountains, but money can crumble the strongest marriage. A good way to head off problems is to discuss money issues before the ceremony.

Today's heavily indebted young people are putting off traditional milestones -- from buying a first home even to marriage and having children.

'Dearly beloved, we are gathered here . . . to exchange credit scores.' OK, you might not want to go that far, but sharing financial data before marriage can help a relationship.

When you become a husband and wife, you also should become a beneficiary of your spouse's estate. These 10 steps will help get you started.