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5 Things I would NEVER do as a couple when managin

5 Things I would NEVER do as a couple when managing finances 👉👉👉

1️⃣→ NEVER designate 1 partner to do ALL the finances.
It creates a knowledge & communication gap in the household finances & can lead to financial infidelity.

2️⃣→ NEVER avoid money discussions with your partner.
It’s a missed opportunity to discuss your values and goals AND create financial awareness.

3️⃣→ NEVER resist the opportunity to manage your money AND the household finances with your partner.
-It builds a stronger bond in the relationship.
- It keeps you focused on mutual financial goals.
- It helps you make confident, informed, financial decisions.

4️⃣→ NEVER forego budget meetings.
- Schedule weekly meetings.
- Put them in ink on your calendar as a non-negotiable, high priority, event and make sure you attend every meeting.
- Consistent meetings to budget & manage your money will lead to healthy financial habits.

5️⃣→ NEVER make excuses for your financial status.
- Your financial health is the result of the choices YOU made.
- Take FULL responsibility for your actions & OWN IT!
- Being honest with yourself & your partner builds trust & respect & keeps everyone accountable.

Follow me for more tips on handling finances with your partner or send me a DM if you have any questions about finances as a couple!

Reminder: Perfect is overrated. Just do your best

Reminder: Perfect is overrated. Just do your best. It’s more than good enough. 💪

Double tap this post if you're giving it your best today.

Do you get NAKED with your partner, Financially? I

Do you get NAKED with your partner, Financially?
I wish more couples understood the importance of financial intimacy.

Financial intimacy is being transparent (or getting NAKED) with your partner about ALL your finances, even if you have separate bank accounts.

It's crucial that you understand the financial health of the entire household and what it means to you and your family in terms of . . .

➡️ Illness, job loss, or even worse, death.

➡️ How your financial habits are aligned with your values, what you deem important.

➡️ How you can successfully achieve financial goals together, like eliminating the paycheck-to-paycheck cycle and living financially free as a family.

➡️ Building a solid relationship built on trust, respect, and mutual accountability.

🙌🏻Go to the link in bio to read my latest blog about financial intimacy!

This is my client when I tell them they don't get

This is my client when I tell them they don't get a "Get Out Of Budgeting" free card because their partner is better at it.

Here’s why: As equal partners in a relationship, you BOTH have to have skin in the game. One partner shouldn't do the budget alone because they are better at it and one partner shouldn't get out of it because it's not their strong suit.

That's not how a partnership or managing finances as equal partners and adults work. That's how a mom or dad parents a child.

Curious to learn more about Financial Intimacy?

Click my link in bio to view my latest blog where I talk about this in depth!

Will I get over couples thinking their partner's f

Will I get over couples thinking their partner's finances won't affect them?

Between you and me? No. I won’t get over it.

Here’s why:

If you're not prepared financially, your future self, family, and relationship with your partner will suffer for it.

You won't be able to reach your long-term goals, support what's most important to you, or enjoy retirement together with your partner.

It doesn’t have to be this way.

Instead, you can determine common financial values and align your financial habits with those values. Your financial values can be used as the framework to help you make confident informed decisions that are aligned with those financial values that you both deem important.

➡️ Curious to learn more about Financial Values? Click the link in bio to read more about this in my latest blog!

The reasons behind the money values you need to sh

The reasons behind the money values you need to share with your partner that no one is talking about. 🤫

Except us. We’re going to talk about it. #rebels

👉REASON #1: Money helps us achieve our long-term goals.

Tell everyone you know about Financial Values because…

👉REASON #2: Our financial choices today affect our financial future.

👉REASON #3: Money supports what is most important to us.

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