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“And I think one of the opportunities in having a close relationship with someone, it doesn't have to be marriage, is they’re sort of a mirror for your relationship with money.”
Our host, Ed Coambs, welcomes Dr. Brad Klontz, a pioneer in financial psychology and therapy, for an engaging discussion on navigating money matters in relationships. They explore the common challenges couples face when aligning their financial perspectives and emphasize the importance of honest communication. Reflecting on personal experiences and societal attitudes, they debunk the myth that a conflict-free financial discussion equals a healthy relationship, highlighting how disagreements can foster growth. They also challenge the notion that marriage is a poor financial decision by presenting statistics that show married individuals often have higher net worth.
Ed and Brad examine the complex relationship between emotions and money. Personal anecdotes reveal how financial fears often originate from childhood experiences, creating subconscious scripts that influence adult relationships. Listen in as they explore how partners can act as mirrors, reflecting financial behaviors and beliefs, leading to personal growth and healing when approached openly. This episode underscores the potential for mutual understanding and development through shared financial insights and experiences.
Ed and Dr. Klontz also discuss the intricacies of money dynamics within relationships, including how financial anxieties and different spending habits can impact partnerships. They encourage couples to confront financial realities together, taking ownership of their financial destinies. By understanding each partner's financial background and emotional experiences with money, couples can transform conflicts into opportunities for connection and healing. Don't miss this insightful conversation that offers practical guidance for achieving healthy love and money.
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By Ed Coambs - Therapy-Informed Financial Planning™5
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“And I think one of the opportunities in having a close relationship with someone, it doesn't have to be marriage, is they’re sort of a mirror for your relationship with money.”
Our host, Ed Coambs, welcomes Dr. Brad Klontz, a pioneer in financial psychology and therapy, for an engaging discussion on navigating money matters in relationships. They explore the common challenges couples face when aligning their financial perspectives and emphasize the importance of honest communication. Reflecting on personal experiences and societal attitudes, they debunk the myth that a conflict-free financial discussion equals a healthy relationship, highlighting how disagreements can foster growth. They also challenge the notion that marriage is a poor financial decision by presenting statistics that show married individuals often have higher net worth.
Ed and Brad examine the complex relationship between emotions and money. Personal anecdotes reveal how financial fears often originate from childhood experiences, creating subconscious scripts that influence adult relationships. Listen in as they explore how partners can act as mirrors, reflecting financial behaviors and beliefs, leading to personal growth and healing when approached openly. This episode underscores the potential for mutual understanding and development through shared financial insights and experiences.
Ed and Dr. Klontz also discuss the intricacies of money dynamics within relationships, including how financial anxieties and different spending habits can impact partnerships. They encourage couples to confront financial realities together, taking ownership of their financial destinies. By understanding each partner's financial background and emotional experiences with money, couples can transform conflicts into opportunities for connection and healing. Don't miss this insightful conversation that offers practical guidance for achieving healthy love and money.
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