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How to Talk About Money in Your Relationship Without Fighting: A Couples Therapist’s Guide

One of the biggest reasons couples fight about money isn’t the money itself—it’s what money represents. Security, freedom, power, love… it can mean so many different things to each of us. In this video, I’m breaking down how to have healthier, more productive money conversations with your partner.

As a couples therapist, I see firsthand how money conflicts can create tension and distance in relationships. But it doesn’t have to be that way! In this video, you’ll learn:
• How to understand each other’s emotional connections to money
• The key questions to ask your partner to get on the same page financially
• Common pitfalls to avoid when discussing finances in your relationship
• Real-life examples from couples I’ve worked with and how they overcame money challenges

This isn’t just about budgeting or splitting bills—it’s about aligning your values, goals, and expectations to create a stronger, more connected partnership.

💬 Let me know in the comments: What’s the biggest challenge you and your partner face when talking about money?

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Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction: Why Couples Fight About Money
00:51 Understanding Your Relationship with Money
01:30 Reflecting on Personal Money Beliefs
04:13 Discussing Financial Expectations
05:27 Aligning Financial Values
07:52 Handling Income Differences
09:00 Moving Forward Together
12:36 Keeping Financial Conversations Healthy
14:23 Conclusion and Final Thoughts


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