Love is free. The rest is smart to plan a little for.

Can cohabitation cost more than a wedding?

SpareBank 1 Regnskapshuset ValHall invites cohabitants and spouses on farms to a free theme evening.

Are you paying more tax than necessary just because you are cohabitants?

Can it actually pay off to get married?

Or are there steps that make it safer to remain cohabitants?

Have you made sure things are orderly and fair for both of you if you were to separate?

What if one of you dies?

Could your cohabitant status cost you parental benefits, sick pay, or farm relief subsidy?

What should you be aware of if you became cohabitants later in life and have children from previous relationships?

These are some of the questions Ole-Arne Fugllien, Odd Erik Holden and Torgeir Jorde will address when they invite you to a theme evening about relationships, tax, inheritance and finances on agricultural properties.

In our daily work, we often find that the lines between tax advisor, financial advisor and relationship advisor become quite blurred.

Many are surprised at how big the financial consequences of choosing a form of relationship can be, says Ole-Arne Fugllien. From the new year, there will also be some new rules with major consequences that will be reviewed.

At last year's theme evening, nearly 180 participants attended in Leira and Gol. Among other things, it was concluded that laziness pays off in tax law, and that anyone who establishes a co-ownership should be buried upside down.

This year's theme evening will give concrete advice on pitfalls, opportunities and measures that can save both money and conflicts.

For some, the gain could be large enough to cover a big part of the wedding party.

The recommendations this year's speakers arrive at will be revealed at Stimwork, Gol, Wednesday November 11th at 7:00 PM, and at Valdres vidaregåande skule, Leira, Monday November 23rd at 7:00 PM.

The theme evening is free. Sign up via the linkhttps://www.sparebank1.no/nb/hallingdal/privat/info/Temakveld.html

or directly to Ole-Arne Fugllien at tel. 93 01 58 41 or[email protected]by November 21st for the event in Leira.

Bring your cohabitant or spouse. We promise the main focus will be on the professional content, that you will learn something useful, but that there will also be some humor.

Warm welcome.