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It's really common for couples to have disagreements about money. I remember a

coworker who said, I'm only here because my husband wants toys. He wants a

boat. He wants ATVs. He wants this and that. And you could tell that her

heart wasn't in it. And so there was an obvious disagreement about money

right there. I'm fortunate. My spouse and I are generally on the same

page. Although we've playfully admitted that we both have these little sinkhole

areas where the money just flows out pretty freely. And we've had to figure

all that out. Now maybe you've had to figure some things out or you feel like

I got to figure this out, but my husband or my wife doesn't want to. We're

here to help. I'm John Fuller, along with Erin Smolley. She's a counselor and

she's on the team here at Focus on the Family. She and Greg lead the marriage

team. And we're going to turn and listen now to Chuck Bentley. He's the CEO of

Crown Financial Ministries. And he and his wife and are very candid about their

own struggles with money. And the years it took for them to reach a agreement

generally on their finances. And here's part of their story as told to Jim

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