My husband and I kept our finances separate after marriage. It worked well — and then, we had a baby.

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Having a baby pushed my husband and me to rethink how we handle money. Rebecca StrongI've always valued independence and found comfort in keeping my finances separate from my husband's. When we had a baby, though, our setup started to feel less and less fair.

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