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Financial Intimacy: Healthy Love & Money. Ed Coambs

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Money is one of the most common topics couples argue about. Money represents security, happiness, and control. Being financially intimate means being able to share your thoughts and feelings about money openly and honestly with your partner. But when one person is dependent on the other, or you don't share common goals, or don't feel comfortable talking about money, the dynamic changes and it affects every aspect of the relationship. By uncovering your attachment style you can understand why you think and act the way you do in relationships.

 

In this episode, Certified Financial Therapist, Financial Planner, and founder of Healthy Love and Money, Ed Coambs discusses the importance of understanding your attachment style in a relationship. We take a look at what attachment styles are, why they matter in relationships, and how you can identify yours to become more self-aware and build a healthier long-term partnership.

 

To cultivate more financial intimacy and joy in your relationship and your finances, visit healthyloveandmoney.com and identify your attachment style.

 

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