Between advice and testimonials, more and more works explore the question of the budget for two.
“Good accounts make good lovers,” Héloïse Bolle
Héloïse Bolle, wealth advisor, provides the rules to follow to combine love and accounting. And her advice is valuable: we learn, for example, that it is better to opt for a marriage contract with separation of property, that you should fill out your income tax return together, or even open two joint accounts rather than one.
To go further, we also recommend her latest book “Aux thunes citoyennes! At work and at home, take control of your money”, co-written with the author and lawyer Insaff El Hassini. This action manual teaches us how to defend our financial interests at the office and as a couple.
“Good accounts make good lovers”, (published by Cherche Midi). The author also runs the site oseilleetcompagnie.com
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“Couple and money: why men are richer than women”, Titiou Lecoq
“A love story is also a great sum of neuroses, and the financial subject is no exception,” writes Titiou Lecoq. The framework is set. With the help of a fictional character – Gwendoline – whose adventures we follow throughout the book, the author dissects the inequalities linked to money within the couple, the one she forms with Richard.
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