be Well: Money and combining finances after marriage
Lawrence Sprung, the founder of Mit-Lin Financial and author of "Financial Planning Made Personal," has tips on how to make that conversation easier.
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May 8, 2024, 1:30 PM
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Lawrence Sprung, the founder of Mit-Lin Financial and author of "Financial Planning Made Personal," has tips on how to make that conversation easier.
