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I’m 53 and not sure how to handle merging finances with my long-term partner.

Summary

Merging finances with a long-term partner after the age of fifty can present difficult choices. Financial experts suggest that couples in this situation should focus their discussions on estate planning rather than worrying about a potential future breakup.

The ‘split’ you discuss should be more about estate planning than contemplating a future divorce

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