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4 Ways to Stop Fighting About Money

By Jean Chatzky with Arielle McGowen

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We all know that money consistently tops the charts when it comes to things couples fight about. When wallets are tighter—as they most certainly are now—things only get worse. We're stressed, we're worried about our jobs, our investments, our bank accounts, and we take it out on each other.

Here are four ways to work through your money woes as a team.

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Published on February 12, 2009

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