fCAT: innovative peace leadership: WELLNESS TIP FOR COUPLES: BE BOTH INVOLVED IN FINANCIAL DECISION. That’s because fighting about money is why most married couples split up, according to a study by Kansas State University researcher Sonya Britt. She found that couples who argue over money early on in their relationships were at a greater risk of divorce—regardless of their income, debt or net worth levels. By meeting with an adviser, you’re making sure that both of you are involved in financial decision-making, and that you are on the same page when it comes to your bigger goals and how you’ll reach them. - Financial Valentines to Give Your Sweetheart

Monday, February 10, 2014

WELLNESS TIP FOR COUPLES: BE BOTH INVOLVED IN FINANCIAL DECISION. That’s because fighting about money is why most married couples split up, according to a study by Kansas State University researcher Sonya Britt. She found that couples who argue over money early on in their relationships were at a greater risk of divorce—regardless of their income, debt or net worth levels. By meeting with an adviser, you’re making sure that both of you are involved in financial decision-making, and that you are on the same page when it comes to your bigger goals and how you’ll reach them. - Financial Valentines to Give Your Sweetheart

14 Financial Valentines to Give Your Sweetheart: "Normally, telling your significant other that you both need professional help isn’t a great sign for the longevity of a relationship. But signing up for a couple’s consultation with a financial planner may be a gift that actually increases your relationship’s long-term staying power, says Jennifer S. Faherty, a Certified Financial Planner™ and founder of Redbird Partners."

'via Blog this'