Couples Coaching
Financially comfortable together
When two people with their own individual financial backgrounds come together they create a third money story between them. Yet how we feel, behave and respond to money is something we rarely speak about with our partner, particularly during the romantic honeymoon period. Instead the subject rears its ugly head at the wrong time, resulting in arguments, tension and regret. Money is the second biggest reason for divorce in our country. What if you could begin your marriage on the right financial foot, or rid your long term relationship of repetitive arguments over spending habits? Talk to me about how we can work together to turn you into a financially comfortable couple.
Couples Coaching
Financially comfortable together
When two people with their own individual financial backgrounds come together they create a third money story between them. Yet how we feel, behave and respond to money is something we rarely speak about with our partner, particularly during the romantic honeymoon period. Instead the subject rears its ugly head at the wrong time, resulting in arguments, tension and regret. Money is the second biggest reason for divorce in our country. What if you could begin your marriage on the right financial foot, or rid your long term relationship of repetitive arguments over spending habits? Talk to me about how we can work together to turn you into a financially comfortable couple.
Become financially intimate
Money is the easiest thing to blame in a relationship. But often our finances aren’t actually the problem. Has your partner recently made a big purchase without checking with you first? Perhaps you’ve just discovered they have a lot of debt they’ve never told you about? Maybe you wish they would invest more in the house than just themself? Feelings like this can niggle away at the back of your mind for years, without you even realising they’re there, and often result in a stressful, guilt ridden or resentful household.
Har-money
I have yet to come across a couple who are in total har-money. It’s all fine when you’re in the honeymoon phase and passion outweighs day to day life stresses. Then normality hits and we haven’t taken the time to learn about each other when it comes to money. Suddenly our finances, something we can’t avoid, becomes the seed to our growing problems. As you become more and more comfortable with your partner, you should become financially more comfortable and confident together; able to talk about your spending, savings and budget without anxiety, fear, guilt or jealousy. By taking the time to understand your own and your partner’s money story, whether you’re still in the honeymoon period or are many years down the line, you can take the first step towards becoming a financially comfortable couple.
What would I know?
Before I became a money coach, my own relationship with my husband wasn’t financially healthy. He wanted nothing to do with money and when I wanted him to change, he wouldn’t. Going through this coaching process ourselves has taught us so much about our own and each other’s approach to money. I asked my husband a little while ago “how do you feel now” and you know what he said? “Totally liberated”. You too could experience this liberation.
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