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Turn money moments into loving moments
Let’s talk openly and honestly about money with your loved ones. Here’s how.
It’s the warm loving moments we share with those closest to us that make life feel so good – and we all want more of those! We also all have money moments with those we love, and these can be difficult, awkward, embarrassing or easy to handle. For instance, telling your spouse about the debt you have made secretly or having to say no when your children want expensive gifts. But if we can turn these into loving moments too.
There are many different money moments, and they all impact your relationships. In fact, money is the most common cause of relationship stress. Fortunately, there are many ways to turn money moments into loving moments.
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Here are three ways to do it:
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Have a money conversation
Talk openly and honestly when it comes to your money matters with your loved ones.
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Team up with your loved ones and work together to get the very best possible results in all of your family's money matters.
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