Are you and your spouse involved in spending disagreements? If you are, you’re in the same boat as multiple millions of couples. Everyone who is married will find areas of their lives where they disagree, and money is a common area. Actually, “money is the number one issue married couples Read More…
We’re told in the Bible, “Wise people store up choice things but a foolish person consumes everything he has.“ (Proverbs 21:20) But there are times when even one’s savings isn’t enough to help you get through a financial crisis. That’s when the next question arises. Whether your financial problems happened Read More…
Let’s look at some rules for honor on the battlefield, or How to Fight Fair About Finances. We’ll start with a “never.” Fight Fair About Finances • Never try to work through money problems while angry. Calm down, and then make an appointment with each other to try again. When Read More…
Most of us have had the occasional heart-to-heart talk with our spouse over family finances. It probably comes as no surprise, then, that arguing about money is one of the most common arguments married couples experience. It’s not unusual at all for couples to disagree about money. However, when a Read More…
Here’s a question we hope you will answer. It could help more marriages than you can imagine. It concerns giving a money tip to inspire married couples. Please answer: WHAT MONEY TIP CAN YOU SHARE TO INSPIRE MARRIED COUPLES WHO NEED HELP? Please answer this question by leaving a comment Read More…
“My wife doesn’t want to budget.” …”My husband doesn’t want to budget.” “And yet something has to be done because we just can’t keep going on this way. It’s tearing our relationship apart!” It’s difficult to comprehend the damage that can be done in marriage because of money matters. Little Read More…
Are you having money problems in your marriage? According to financial expert Ron Blue and his wife Judy, “There’s no such thing as a money problem in marriage.” They insist that “what looks like money trouble in a marriage is almost always symptomatic of something else: a distorted view of Read More…
There were so many things Nancy Foster loved about her husband when they were married in 1978. Not only did he appear to have a mature faith in Christ, but he also was funny, creative and outgoing. He was like “a party waiting to happen.” What she didn’t know was that Read More…
There is an incredible vulnerability that comes when we give another person access to our finances. The reality is they can now hurt us very badly by taking or misusing the information we have given them. This can cause a cash clash. Prior to marriage, many of us had to Read More…
