The first year of marriage represents a significant life transition—not only on an emotional level, but also from a financial and practical standpoint. Newlyweds begin merging responsibilities, coordinating financial habits, and aligning long-term goals that can influence the trajectory of the next decade or more of their lives. Decisions made during this early stage—around savings, protection, career planning, and shared obligations—often establish patterns that persist well beyond the honeymoon phase.
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