Challenges newlyweds face with their finances
Specific solutions for newlyweds
Problem: No combined financial picture
Both partners connect their accounts to Clarity. See combined net worth, total assets, and total liabilities in one dashboard.
Problem: Separate spending habits
Set category-level budgets that track spending across all connected accounts. Both partners see the same budget progress.
Problem: Hidden liabilities
Connected loan and credit card accounts show all debts. See total outstanding balance and payoff trajectory.
Problem: Saving for big goals
Track savings progress across all accounts. Set goals for a house down payment, emergency fund, or vacation.
See total net worth across both partners' accounts — banks, investments, and debts.
Set category budgets that track spending across all accounts. Stay aligned on spending.
All loans, credit cards, and liabilities in one place with payoff tracking.
Set savings goals and track combined progress across all accounts.
See combined net worth across 10 accounts from both partners on one dashboard
Set a $3,000/month household budget and track spending from all joint and individual accounts
Track combined student loan payoff progress alongside savings growth
Monitor house down payment savings across both partners' savings and investment accounts
“We got married with a combined 12 accounts and no clue what we were worth together. Clarity gave us a shared financial picture in minutes. Now we actually budget as a team.”
Mike & Lauren R.
Married 8 months
Currently, Clarity is designed for individual accounts. You can connect both partners' financial accounts to one Clarity account to see the combined picture. Multi-user household accounts are on the roadmap.
Yes. Connect joint checking, individual savings, credit cards, retirement accounts — all appear in the same dashboard with combined totals.
Yes. Budget categories in Clarity track spending across all connected accounts, making them effectively shared budgets when both partners' accounts are connected.
Clarity uses bank-level encryption (AES-256) and connects through Plaid's secure infrastructure. Account credentials are never stored by Clarity.