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Of course, you should both have your own say in your personal finances, but if you're in a committed relationship, you'll want to be on the same page for future larger expenses whether you are just getting serious or have been married for years. "I can't count the number of relationships I've seen break up because two people respect money differently, especially when those people are theoretically trying to plan a future together," dating coach Eric Resnick explained. "Savers rarely end up doing well with spendthrifts, unless the savers make so much money that they can cover the actions of their partner. This doesn't mean you have to make the same amount of money, just that you both agree on the place it has in your lives."