You want to buy or do nice things for your partner. But you also want to limit your expenses.
What can you do?!
Today, I’ll share the three key steps!
You want to buy or do nice things for your partner. But you also want to limit your expenses.
What can you do?!
Today, I’ll share the three key steps!
Today, I'm sharing 3 common myths about money and relationships.
Believing these myths may be what's stopping you from having the relationship and financial future you want!
How do you decide when to start talking about money with your partner?
Money talks are a chance for growth, intimacy, and connection!
Do you want to know what to do if you and your partner live beyond your means?
In this post, you will learn the most important steps you and your partner can take to successfully tackle this issue.
This video and blog are about how to set goals with your significant other.
I’ll take you through the 3 steps to get on the same page and set goals.
From them, you can work towards them together to have the life and relationship you want.
In today’s blog, I will talk about the three steps to handle when you owe someone else money. These three steps will stop the stress and the fighting to the extent that those are occurring.
Gender dynamics and stereotypes -- even ones we reject -- play a subconscious role in our relationships with money and each other.
To have equity in our relationships, we must unpack these issues. From there, greater depth and intimacy are available.
What can you do when you feel like your partner's spending is out of control?
Read this article, and learn about the 2 steps you should take, in order to reduce the stress and anxiety levels around your partner’s spending.
Why do we lie about money, even though we know it hurts our relationships? 😧
📺 This video dives deeply into that question.
If you've lied about money, you're not alone.
I'm thrilled to have been quoted extensively on Yahoo Finance!
Here’s a tip I shared for dealing with income inequality in relationships:
“3. Avoid Assumptions
You might think you know why your significant other is uncomfortable with the income inequality in your relationship, but you could be totally wrong. Kol said to avoid making assumptions and talk openly about the issue instead.
‘For example, sometimes the lower earner feels uncomfortable being supported,’ he said. ‘Listen, ask questions and focus on understanding your partner better.’
Taking this route can help avoid hurt feelings, because knowing exactly why your partner is uneasy about the pay gap will allow you to modify your behaviors accordingly."