Although lots of couples find it very difficult to talk about money — leading to lots of situations where one spouse or another is shocked to discover lots of credit card debt or other issues on the part of the other — millennials aren’t like that.
According to a survey by TD Bank on "Love and Money," millennials in relationships not only talk more about money with each other, their relationships are happier for it. A whopping 74 percent of millennial respondents said they discuss money weekly — and another 19 percent saying they do so at least once a month.
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