Healthy money habits for couples

夫妻健康的理财习惯

Life Kit

2024-06-17

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Should you merge your finances with a significant other? Keep them separate? Or something in between? Financial therapist Lindsay Bryan Podvin breaks down different ways to handle your finances with a partner and how to keep communication open and honest no matter what financial plan you pick. Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoices NPR Privacy Policy
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  • Love and money don't mix.

  • It's a common sentiment in the dating phase.

  • It might feel tacky to ask someone about their financial situation.

  • When you're in a relationship, money matters might feel taboo, a subject to be tiptoed around, not an us thing.

  • So this idea that money is somehow unsexy or not intimate, I actually think it's kind of the opposite.

  • When we're talking about money, we're deepening our, we're deepening our intimacy because we're talking about really vulnerable things and we're also dreaming ahead together and creating a plan.

  • So that's also really sexy and important.

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  • I'm a financial therapist and founder of the financial wellness business mind money balance.

  • Lindsey says ignoring money talk when you're coupled up just isn't an option.

  • We cannot go through a day for most of us where we are not somehow interacting with money.

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  • And when it comes to our relationships, that will almost always be incorporated into our relationships.