Tune in to hear:

• Was there anything that Doug and Heather learned about each other, in the process of writing their book, that surprised them?
• What are some common disagreements among couples that are ostensibly about money, but in actuality are about something much deeper?
• How do Heather and Doug suggest that people begin to examine their money stories to begin to understand their beliefs about money that are often subconscious and inherited?
• Why is the idea that “there is no normal” when it comes to money an empowering message for advisors and investors to internalize?
• How should couples think about value and contribution when one person’s contributions may not show up on a paycheck?
• What are some of the common myths around fairness and contributions? Also, how can couples work together to create a sense of fairness when the world doesn’t necessarily award all types of work equally?
• If Doug and Heather could eliminate one piece of financial advice that’s commonly given to couples, what would it be and why?

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