Healthy Love and Money Blog
Develop intimacy and trust with your partner and in your finances
Marriage and financial intimacy are a long game. Stepping back from the day-to-day concerns of paying bills, getting groceries, and coordinating summer vacations and kids camps, we see the long...
Have you considered that If you’ve experienced childhood trauma, you may be at greater risk of being financially vulnerable as an adult?
A recent study published in the American...
Trying to navigate the financial aspects of marriage can be intimidating, especially if you and your spouse come from different social class backgrounds.
Social class creates an invisible...
How do you feel about your family’s financial life? Family relationships around money can be messy. If your financial life doesn’t look like the Jones’, you’re not alone...
How do you ensure that you and your partner have emotional well-being?
Financial intimacy goes hand-in-hand with emotional well-being, so knowing how to foster emotional well-being can be the...
What does the brain have to do with financial intimacy? Much more than you might imagine.
It is a reciprocal relationship. Let me introduce you to a wonderful area of science called...
A big part of developing financial intimacy involves learning to talk about money and make financial decisions together as a couple. People have different attachment patterns, meaning they view...
For couples, financial intimacy isn’t as simple as adding your incomes together and dividing by two. To create financial intimacy, you have to be able to see things from your partner’s...
