Bangalore: Rajiv died in an accident and his wife sunitha, still in her 30s, wants help from others when it comes to money matters. Her husband had managed the family investments all these years and she was not anxious to know about the investments terms. She didn't even know about her husband's bank account and other insurance which he had invested. There are so many other cases like these around us and similar situations like these can come to us. Just letting your partners know about your accounts won't be enough. If you want your partner to share your burden, then teach them about finance. Here are few steps on how you can educate your partner and help them know about finance better. Talking and spending time with your partner is the best way to educate them on money matters. Tell your partner patiently about what finance is, and make them familiar about the banking terms. Let your partner know about your Current financial situation like your earnings, savings, or any property you own and the debts. If you handle the finances keep your partner informed about what ever investments you go for. Take them along with you to the banks and other insurance office as they would get an experience about the administrative structure. Open a small account for your partner with manageable task, if possible one with low risk. As he or she adapts and knows to manage then give other additional financial tasks to manage. But, do supervise them. Make sure your partner knows how to locate and access the credit cards in case of emergency so as not to depend on you. Always share equal attitude towards spending and saving your money for the future. If either of you spend more, then both of you are responsible for the expense. Always maintain a good relationship this will help to influence in saving money. Make sure your partner knows how to access online accounts also as these are the latest in banking. This is the best way for any emergency situations.