What's the biggest risk to your financial health? You might think it's interest rates,

maybe it's a stock market, maybe it's inflation, maybe it's an ex-president that enters the White

House, but I'm here to tell you, if you're married, it's something entirely different.

50% of marriages end in divorce, and most of those cite disagreements over money as the chief

reason for the split. Today, we're going to talk

about how to leverage financial planning as couples therapy. That's the title of today's

podcast. Welcome to the podcast, where is our mission to help others gain clarity in purpose and

elevate meaning in their daily lives through common sense financial strategies.

Every single Friday, Marshall and I, we get together and we cover a trending article

that we've uncovered as part of our weekend

reading retirees email series.

We release that every single Friday.

We cover one of these topics in a short form.

And then every other Monday, we do a long form interview-based podcast with one of our

world-class guests.

Today, as I stated, we're going to be covering a weekend reading article, and that article

is titled Is Financial Planning as Good as Couples Therapy?

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