Whenever you hear of someone who is a good paymaster, it is undoubtedly a female. The Smart Money website proves this, referring to FindLaw.com, citing the following statistics: married women between 18 and 34 can save money and manage the couple’s finances better than men as well as fight less with spouse on money issue.

Under the survey, “while ‘Money’ is the No.1 issue most married couples fight about, younger women are more likely to fight about their partner's bad habits than money. In fact, money is tied for third with issues involving relatives and in-laws, after bad habits and having or raising children,” the website reads.

The mentioned group of women is “are more likely to manage the household finances by themselves, rather than letting their spouses handle it or managing the money together. 37 percent young married women say they handle all the household finances, compared with only 30 percent of young married men,” the website reads.

Before getting married, most women know nearly everything about their spouses’ financial situation, whereas only “less than half of younger men say they knew their wife's net worth” before marriage. “Money and marriage are inevitably intertwined,” said Stephanie Rahlfs, an attorney and editor with FindLaw.com. “Property rights, joint responsibilities and obligations, and legal benefits are as much a part of marriage as vows and wedding rings. How much couples know about their finances and how they decide to manage their money are important issues as couples go through their married life together. Whether married or about to get married, couples should understand the legal and financial aspects of marriage.”