Martin Lewis alert for any couples with joint bank accounts adding ‘this is a problem’
Martin Lewis warns couples with joint bank accounts to ensure both partners participate in financial decisions to avoid potential issues.
Martin Lewis issues unmarried couples important money warning
Finance expert Martin Lewis warns unmarried couples in the UK about the importance of making a will to ensure their assets are handled according to their wishes after death.
Joint tax settlement with spouse. When is it really beneficial?
The article discusses the benefits and conditions for married couples to file joint tax returns in Poland.
Martin Lewis shares HMRC tax-free Personal Allowance rule to get £1,260 boost
Martin Lewis explains how married couples can increase their tax-free Personal Allowance through HMRC's Marriage Tax Allowance.
Spend 50/50 or proportional?: How to talk about money with your partner without generating conflict
This article discusses how couples can navigate financial discussions, particularly regarding shared expenses and the impact of income disparities.
Saving as a couple: what are joint accounts and how should they be used?
The article discusses the challenges of financial management in a couple's life and offers recommendations from the Federal Consumer Prosecutor's Office on how to effectively use joint accounts for financial organization.
Martin Lewis' new alert to anyone living together but not married
Financial expert Martin Lewis has issued an urgent warning to unmarried couples about prioritizing their financial arrangements for 2026 during his ITV show.
Tax "divorce": The deadline for separate tax declarations and the "traps"
The tax authorities are allowing couples to file separate tax returns again this year, enabling them to maintain individual financial privacy, but this option comes with warnings and complexities.
Splitwise and Co: Share Expenses via App
The article discusses how couples and roommates can effectively share expenses using apps like Splitwise to avoid conflicts over money.