Money is cited as one of the top reasons for divorce and separation. Yet, finances seem to be viewed as a “We’ll worry when we get there” type of issue. In this post, I delve into the concept of money personalities and how they can foreshadow the outcome of your marriage.
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Money personalities are a reflection of our individual attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors related to money. These are often shaped by our upbringing, past experiences, and personal values. When two people come together in a relationship, they bring with them their unique money personalities.
When partners have different money personalities, it can lead to conflicts and misunderstandings. For example:
These conflicts can escalate over time, eroding trust and causing emotional yet neglected distress. You could understand why money disagreements are the second most common reason for divorce…
Understanding and addressing money personalities are vital steps in building a healthy and lasting marriage. Acknowledge your differences, work together to find a common ground and your finances will be one less thing to worry about in your marriage.
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