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My partner and I don't share a bank account, and we still won't after our wedding

My partner and I are getting married soon and keeping finances separate. We never fight about money, and it works for us.

The couple has been together for four years and never had a joint bank account. They are transparent about their incomes, savings, and spending and have never had a fight about money. The couple plans to pay for their wedding together but won't combine their finances after getting married. They keep their finances separate because it works for them and prevents financial stress.

They also won't have kids or pets or make large purchases like a house or car. They agreed to have a prenup, but keeping their finances separate is what matters most to them.

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