Money and stress go hand in hand for most Americans. The same is true for married couples manage money. Financial strain is one of the leading causes of divorce in our country. With 36% of partners not consulting their partners on large purchases and one in five Americans spending $500 or more and not telling their partner, it's no wonder that finances can drive a wedge in even the happiest of relationships.
Money Problems
Where is it being spent? Why does there never seem to be enough of it? Money doesn’t have to control you and your relationship.
Take the questions out of managing your finances and work as a team to make educated decisions with your money.it.
Money Solutions
Here are two tools you and your partner can use to take control of your finances so they don’t control you:
HoneyFi
Spend your money mindfully. Together. Honeyfi is a free app to help couples do just that.
Honeyfi lets couples create a budget and comment on their what transactions. Together, you build a roadmap of your monthly expenses. Offering couples a dashboard of account balances – Honeyfi puts the power of your household family picture in the palm of your hand.
Set up alerts for new transactions so that you know when money has been spent. Plan out your and bills for to plan upcoming transactions. When you know where your money is going, it’s easier to manage and save.
Save time and money managing your finances with Honeyfi.
Honeydue
This is not your typical ‘Honey Do’ list. Honeydue makes keeping track of tasks and taking action simple.
With intuitive navigation showing account balances, budget breakdown and bill reminders, Honeydue is your complete financial overview.
Honeydue helps couples seamlessly manage their money together. Take your financial management out of the spreadsheet and manage your money in it real time.
Outsmart money, together with Honeydue.
Helping couples manage money is exactly what HoneyFi and Honeydue are here to do for you and your loved one!
We have been using Honeydue primarily but my suggestion would be to try them both to see which one fits your requirements and habits. Once you have had the chance to use them both you will likely find you have a preference for one or the other. As of now, I would not recommend one over the other. Let us know which you prefer after you give them both a try!
Do you recommend one or the other? Or both of them together?