A Third of Canadian Couples Fight About Money, but Here Are 4 Steps to Financial Peace

A Third of Canadian Couples Fight About Money, but Here Are 4 Steps to Financial Peace
A special Valentine's Day report from the BMO Real Financial Progress Index reveals that spending is a source of conflict for one-third of Canadian couples. Shutterstock
Jennifer Cowan
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More than one-third of Canadian couples fight about finances, but the majority see eye-to-eye about monetary goals, a special Valentine’s Day report from the Bank of Montreal (BMO) has found.

The BMO Real Financial Progress report says that the majority of Canadian couples—82 percent—are compatible in their financial goals. More than two-thirds of couples also said they share equal responsibility for initiating discussion about household finances and setting goals for their family.

Jennifer Cowan
Jennifer Cowan
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Jennifer Cowan is a writer and editor with the Canadian edition of The Epoch Times.
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