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1️⃣ Fear & defensiveness around money + money conversations

2️⃣ Different financial resources (including familial)

3️⃣ Different financial habits (i.e. “saver” and “spender”)

4️⃣ Different Values/Experiences around money

College is often one of the largest expenses we and/or our children have.

Who can relate? As someone with two graduate degrees, I definitely can!

To ease the pain, I had Casey Woodard join the Equal Partners Podcast.

Casey is a master thrifter when it comes to getting a degree.

How'd you like to feel ready to start the money talk with your partner in a confident, compassionate way?

Then check out my new video series!

🗣 Five Money Conversation Starters 🗣

Here are some ideas for getting money talks going in a fun and safe way:

Here are the top 3 reasons why I think financial communication is key 🔑 for committed couples

Should you pick joint accounts, separate accounts, or a mix with your significant other?

Most couples go with what "feels" right. 🤷‍♂️

Here are a few statements to consider.

My top 3️⃣ financial tools for couples that you've probably never heard of 😯

⚠️ Did you know that ONE HALF to THREE QUARTERS of couples go $7,500-$12,000 over their wedding budget?! ⚠️

Here are 5️⃣ steps to make sure that you and your loved ones aren't one of them: