It's common for millennial couples to move in together before they're married: 65% of unmarried millennial couples have already taken this step, according to a recent survey from the Thriving Center of Psychology.
And a majority of them — 61% of cohabiting millennial couples — cite financial reasons as a contributing factor.
But many don't share costs equally: 52% of millennial couples who live together don't split their rent or mortgage payment evenly, the survey found.
Talk about what's 'yours, mine and ours'There may be expenses you and your partner don't agree on — and that's OK.
"We had our joint spending account, which was for all things that we did together and shared expenses," Klingaman says.
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