A new financial trend called "SPLITs" is emerging, where couples maintain separate bank accounts and finances while planning a shared future. This approach, identified by financial planning company Facet, reflects a generational shift away from traditional joint finances, driven by increased financial independence, later-life partnerships, and a desire for personal autonomy. While SPLITs benefit from dual incomes like DINKs (Dual Income, No Kids), they emphasize financial independence and protection, requiring open communication about shared expenses and individual spending. AI
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