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If you're like most people,you're struggling with questions like these.Whether we lkie it or not,money makes a big difference in the choices we make and the lives we lead.Unresolved questions about money can putunwanted stress on even the healthiest relationships-between spouses,between parents and chilren,and even between friends.In Love&Money,columnist Jeff Opdyke offers practical personal finance advice,as well as strategies for dealing with touchy financial topics-so that momey doesn's end up costing you something even more valuable.

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JEFF D.OPDYKE is a personal finance reporter in the wall Street Journal's New Youk bureau.He is also the author of the "Love & Money"column that runs weekly in the wall Street Jounal Sunday-a Fourpage supplement carried by omor than eighty newspapers across the country.He lives in New Jersey with his wife and son.

Introduction

STAGE ONE The Formative Years:Financial Fundamentals

Chapter 1 Budgets Are Like Diets-Everyone Cheats:Developing a Spending Plan

Chapter 2 Are We What We Owe?Controlling Debt

Chapter 3 Small Change Is Real Money:managing Your Spending

Chapter 4 Emergency Savings:Preparing For the Unexpected Costs of Life

STAGE TWO The Early Years:Building a Life Together

Chapter 5 Speak Now or... Forever You'll Regret It:Gauging Financial Compatibility

Chapter 6 The Perils of His and Hers Accounts:Merging Your Finances

Chapter 7 Money Laundering:Curtiling surreptitious Spending

Chapter 8 Does Money Equal Power in a Marriage?Balancing The Salary Equation

STAGE THREE The Kiddie Years :Big Dollars for Little People

Chapter 9 Having Children:Ealuating the Financial Implications

Chapter 10 "All my Friends Have One!"Managine Kids and Their

Chapter 11 From Allowances to Summer Jobs:Teaching Kids about Earning Dollars

Chapter 12 Speaking in Code:understanding Your Messages aobout Money

STAGE FOUR The Middel Years :Reevaluating Your Life

Chapter 13 One Income or Two?Making a Choice Bourt Lifestyle

Chapter 14 The Trials of Being the Trailing Spouse:following Your Dreams

Chapter 15 You Take Paris...I'll Take Vietnam:When Vacation Desires Diverge

Chapter 16 When Financial Incompatibities Arise:The Art of the Compromise

STAGE FIVE The later years:planning the future

Chapter 17 Retiement,Part I:Obsessing about Your Future

Chapter 18 Retirement,Part II:Making Sure Your Dreams are in Sync

Chapter 19 college Savings 101:Pass of fail

Chapter 20 When parents Need Money:deciding When You Can Say No

Conclusion

Notes

Index

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The financial decisions we make in our lives are sometimes not the easiest to discuss but have ling-lasting effectx.[Opdyke's advice'has opened the door in my relationship to conversations that were a long time coming.

——Josh,regular eader of Opdyke's "love&Money"column,Florida

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"The financial decisions we make in our lives are sometimes not the easiest to discuss but have long-lasting effects. [Opdyke's advice] has opened the door in my relationship to conversations that were a long time coming." -Josh, regular reader of Opdyke's "Love & Money" column, Florida Real answers to real questions about money and relationships: I have too much debt and my credit isn't very good. How can I fix my financial problems? And how do I break the news to my boyfriend? How do I teach my kids the value of money, when my parents shower them with expensive gifts? My wife makes more money than I do, does that give her a greater voice in our financial decisions? Are we still equal? How much should I give my child in allowance? And will it really help him learn the value of a dollar? We want to have our first baby, but we don't know if we can afford it yet. How much money do we really need to have in the bank? If you're like most people, you're struggling with questions like these. Whether we like it or not, money makes a big difference in the choices we make and the lives we lead. Unresolved questions about money can put unwanted stress on even the healthiest relationships-between spouses, between parents and children, and even between friends. In Love & Money, columnist Jeff Opdyke offers practical personal finance advice, as well as strategies for dealing with touchy financial topics-so that money doesn't end up costing you something even more valuable.