It’s the most important conversation you’re not having
Money is a common cause of divorce and many people admit to keeping financial secrets from their partner.
Every successful relationship runs on three rails
Physical Intimacy
Emotional Intimacy
Financial Intimacy
Guess which one is missing for most couples?
Sarah's Story
Sarah experienced first-hand the fallout from a marriage lacking financial intimacy
Are you ready to improve the financial intimacy in your own relationship?
Get on the same page when it comes to money
Have a deeper understanding of your own relationship with money
Find a comfortable way to have hard conversations around finances
Identify the experiences that might be holding you back financially
Learn to be open and upfront about finances as a couple
Turn money into a source of connection, not conflict
Who it’s for
New Couples
You may be newly dating, just engaged, or newlyweds. It’s never too early to get comfortable talking to your partner about money.
Established Couples
Even if you’ve been together for decades, every relationship can be improved with more openness and honesty around finances.
Self-Reflection
You don’t have to be part of a couple. There is real value in taking an honest look at your own thoughts and feelings around money.
Conversation Starters to Guide You
Most couples know they should talk about money.
The hard part is knowing where to begin.
The Financial Intimacy Deck gives you 24 conversation starters to help you recognize the beliefs, experiences, and motivations that actually shape your relationship with money.
Because most important conversations about money go deeper than dollars and cents
