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Today’s NYT Connections: Sports Edition puzzle seemed easier to me than recent puzzles, with the yellow category especially obvious. If you’re struggling with the puzzle but still want to solve it, read on for hints and the answers.
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Labor Day has become one of the biggest shopping events outside of Black Friday and Prime Day, and this year isn’t any different. In fact, we’re already seeing some sales that are delivering impressive discounts. Retailers are cutting prices across nearly every category, including tech, home, fitness and outdoor gear.
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Nearly six in 10 Americans say theyve felt scared or embarrassed discussing finances with a partner, while 11% admit to keeping a bank account secret.
Money worries are delaying major life decisions, as 75% say finances have caused them to postpone at least one milestone.
Couples dont have to agree on every money decision, but shared goals, spending rules, and regular conversations can help.
You might know your partner's favorite restaurant, Netflix password, and exact coffee order. But do you know how much debt they have?
TD Bank's 2026 Love & Money Survey found 59% of Americans have felt scared or embarrassed, at least occasionally, to openly discuss their finances with a partner.
Meanwhile, 11% admit keeping a bank account hidden from those closest to them, and 75% say their finances have caused them to delay at least one major life milestone.
ConsumerAffairs talked with Marc Womack, Head of Client Experience, Strategy & Governance at TD Bank U.S., about what these numbers mean, and more importantly, what couples can actually do to keep money from becoming a constant source of conflict.
His advice starts with something surprisingly simple: Don't make your first conversation about what someone did wrong.
1. Don't start the conversation with "What did you buy?"
If your first serious money conversation starts immediately after discovering a $400 credit card charge, you're already playing from behind.
Womack recommends starting with something both people want rather than something one person did wrong.
"Rather than starting with spending habits or financial challenges, it can be helpful to start with a shared objective," he told ConsumerAffairs.
Try a question such as: "What are we working toward?" Or: "What would make us feel more confident about our financial future?"
Maybe it's eliminating $10,000 in credit card debt. Or perhaps you want $20,000 available for a home down payment. Or you simply want enough emergency savings that a broken transmission doesn't end up on a credit card.
Once you've agreed on what you want, decisions about spending and saving become less about one partner keeping track of the other's spending.
Pro tip: Have a 20-minute monthly "money date." Check your account balances, upcoming large expenses, and progress toward one shared goal.
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