A study by T-Bank conducted on the eve of Valentine's Day revealed that couples who discuss financial issues and make joint spending plans are significantly less likely to encounter conflicts on this basis. More than two thirds of the surveyed couples who conduct common financial affairs indicated that this helps to strengthen mutual trust.
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30% tend to divide financial resources, leaving room for personal expenses, determining a fixed amount for total expenses, while 30% fully combine their income. About 20% are ready to contribute 50% of their income to the general budget.
Many couples use shared bank accounts and specialized programs to simplify control over family finances.
Earlier, we wrote that T-bank's net profit for 2024 reached 61 billion rubles.
