Daniella Cheslow

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539 appearances 15 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2022 last heard Dec 2022

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I'm Daniela Cheslow for The Wall Street Journal, filling in for J.R.

Whelan.

Do you live with a boyfriend, a girlfriend, a spouse?

You may share a couch, but if you're not sharing finances, on average, you're probably missing out.

That's all after the break.

And it turns out a major factor is combining their money.

But despite the financial benefits of pooling resources, it's a step that some couples aren't willing to take.

Hi, Julia.

Hi, Daniela.

Thank you for having me.

Can you explain why pooling money gives couples such an edge over those who don't?

How does that work in the day to day?

What kind of decisions are people making differently when they have a joint account?

What have you heard from researchers about the emotional benefit of holding money together?

And so that's more intimacy than sharing a couch or sharing a bed with your partner.

You spoke to some couples who are not sharing their finances.

What reasons did they have?

You were saying there are risks to sharing money.

How do people keep themselves safe, prevent themselves from getting scammed by romantic partners?

What about people who are doing some kind of mixed sharing of an account?

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