AI統計數據

If by “AA” you mean all accounts separate, the best recent U.S. estimate I found is that 51% of Gen Z couples (ages 18–29) keep their finances completely separate. Another survey found 38% of American couples completely combine finances, which implies 62% keep at least some money separate.

For younger married couples specifically, the Census found that among women who married at ages 20–24, 47% held all bank accounts jointly; among those who married at 30–34, the share was 29%.

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• 完全aa就是室友關係。生娃後大概率女的累死累活 -想做土家人- ♀ (0 bytes) () 05/08/2026 postreply 18:40:58

• 法律上，婚後財產都是共同財產。但完全分開不彼此透明的話，對方出軌或其他原因轉移財產，你沒法知曉。信用卡記錄也需要彼此透明 -HappyWed- ♀ (378 bytes) () 05/08/2026 postreply 18:45:36

• 我就是覺得完全透明不太好。美國這些賬號信用卡就是精確到分什麽都太透明了。其實難得糊塗。彼此都有花小錢的自由就行了。 -Bailey4321- ♀ (105 bytes) () 05/08/2026 postreply 19:33:24

• 對方花小錢都有意見的人不能嫁或娶，red flag -小鬆鬆- ♀ (0 bytes) () 05/08/2026 postreply 20:43:36

• 沒必要隱瞞吧，小錢不需要配偶同意，但配偶想看應該可以看的，就跟手機信息和微信聊天記錄一樣，配偶想看是應該可以看的 -HappyWed- ♀ (0 bytes) () 05/08/2026 postreply 21:35:59

• 看這個數據，感覺是否AA和女性收入水平直接相關。 -Bailey4321- ♀ (0 bytes) () 05/08/2026 postreply 18:57:08

• 我是反AA 的，一家人分AA 就像外人一樣。但年輕人的想法可能同我們不同。 -sji- ♂ (0 bytes) () 05/08/2026 postreply 19:10:49

• 我對最後一段數字的解讀：20出頭就結婚的互相很愛對方，財政不分，30多歲結婚的可能是歲數大了不得不婚湊合的，不太愛對方。 -windyLL- ♀ (0 bytes) () 05/08/2026 postreply 20:12:05