Managing Your Money So it Doesn't Manage You

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When money types work together, couples can reach their financial goals and also achieve a level of relationship health that transcends monetary value.

Soon after graduating from college, I moved into a townhouse with a few guys. We had lots of good times in that place. We loved to be social and took advantage of every opportunity to get people together. We had to get creative sometimes, because we were just starting our first jobs after graduating and didn’t have much money. In fact, I remember our old voicemail greeting, “Hello, you’ve reached Andrew, Greg and Brad. If this is our friends, you probably owe us money. If this is our parents, please send money. And if this is a girl, we have lots of money.” That may have been the most ignored voicemail greeting of all time.

Tommy Brown offers insights from his book, The Seven Money Types: Discover How God Wired You to Handle Money. He outlines those seven types, unpacking their strengths and weaknesses, and offers couples advice for working through their financial disagreements. (Part 1 of 2)

A memorable moment happens to almost all newlyweds at the end of their first month of marriage: Husband or wife assembles a pile of bills and receipts on the kitchen table, looks at the checkbook balance, and then breaks into a cold sweat! If the differing expectations and value systems present in every home have not collided before now, they are about to.

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Your kids can learn more about their monetary boundaries with your help.

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It’s possible you were raised in a home that had a healthy mentality about money. Your parents your parent figures talked to you about finances, gave you tips on managing money, and modeled a responsible, financial lifestyle.

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Michelle Singletary is a nationally syndicated columnist and personal finance advisor who regularly appears on national television and radio. She is the author of three books.

Once you identify these money mistakes in your marriage, you can take steps to get your finances — and your marriage — on track.

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Money and marriage. A recipe for disaster or a chance at growth? Shaunti and Jeff Feldhahn share ways for couples to succeed financially.

In case you’re just joining us, we’re in the middle of a discussion about debt. Last month we talked about how to stay out of debt. From the letters I’ve been getting, it’s clear that this next part will be even more useful: How to get out.