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By Bethan Moorcraft

What’s mine is yours — except for my financial identity, that is. At least,
that’s how entrepreneur Kevin O’Leary encourages newlyweds or long-term
committed couples to look at managing their money.

The “Shark Tank” investor says successful couples have no need to marry up all
of their finances. Specifically, he urges women not to merge their bank account
with their husband’s account after getting hitched.

“He will respect you for having your own money,” he said in a 2015 interview on
HuffPost Live. “Let him have his and set up a third account where you merge your
dollars together.”

Historically, it has been quite common for men to carry the financial baton in
relationships — even when they’re not the sole breadwinner. This makes some
sense when you consider that not only are men thought to have more financial
confidence than women, they also don’t often need to take long absences from
work to take care of children or contend with the gender pay gap.

But O’Leary stressed it’s important for women to build their own financial
identity and to have some control over their personal finances, should disaster
strike and their partner or husband “gets run over by a bus” or “in case you
divorce.”

“Women should have their own credit cards in their own name, pay their own bills
off when they want to [and] keep a credit record, so they have their identity
their whole lives,” he added. “And men too.”

Here’s three ways to fortify your own financial identity, while helping your
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