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Thank you for being here today, everybody.

It is the first Monday of the month, my friends. That means we're answering a question from the

marriage, kids, and money community. After that, we're highlighting another Money Master of the

week. And last but not least, I am throwing down another MKM challenge.

This is where you and I improve ourselves, one challenge at a time. All right, let's jump into

today's show. Our question of the month comes in from Kat. Hi, Andy. My name is Kat. I'm calling from San Diego. I am a listener of your amazing show.

Thank you so much for the great topics that you have out.

I do have a question. I recently got married.

Before getting married, we did take Financial Peace University with our church, and we were also doing bi-weekly budget dates.

However, we decided to maintain our individual accounts, along with opening up a joint account.

We are wondering, what's a good amount that you recommend as a percentage wise to put into our joint

account we decided to do percentages because we wanted to because we have

different income so we're just trying to figure out if you can help us out in

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