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Talk Money to Me The 8 Essential Financial Questions to Discuss With Your Partner

Jason Tartick

What's one thing you know you overspend on, but can't live without? Talking money with your romantic interest or partner can feel taboo and so uncomfortable that most people would rather just leave it a mystery. But the numbers don't lie — money is one of the leading causes of tension in relationsh...

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Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin

The book, Talk Money To Me, features eight financial questions that Jason Tartick suggests couples should discuss. He believes that these conversations, though potentially difficult and awkward, are crucial for navigating the intersection of money and love.

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In your latest book, you outline eight questions that people need to ask their partners.

— Episode: Don't Let Money Ruin Your Relationship—...

Episode: Don't Let Money Ruin Your Relationship— Follow The...

The book, Talk Money To Me, features eight financial questions that Jason Tartick suggests couples should discuss. He believes that these conversations, though potentially difficult and awkward, are crucial for navigating the intersection of money and love.

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In your latest book, you outline eight questions that people need to ask their partners.

These questions are always hard. They're always awkward. They're always weird. But you can make them fun and sexy because you're really talking about your hopes and your dreams and your goals and your life together.

Yeah, I mean, anytime I think you enter the discussion of money and love, it becomes like, oh, where do I even begin? But I think in any type of conversation regarding love, there's so many hard things you have to step into.

And so what I always say is like, when we think about money, it's just like we initially are like, what are you making? What's your net worth? What's your debt? And it's like, whoa, slow down.

I think that everybody, everybody has some form of a financial skeleton in their closet. At some capacity, there's some type of skeleton that needs to be worked on. Literally from billionaires down, we all have something.

Creating Confidence with Heather Monahan

The author appeared on two episodes to discuss his new title, describing it as a practical guide that helps couples openly discuss earnings, spending, debt, and net worth. He explained that the book draws on his underwriting background to address the common lack of financial transparency in relationships, which can lead to sadness and loneliness. The host introduced the release and highlighted its focus on the intersection of love and money.

Episode: Confidence Classic: Open Doors to MASSIVE OPPORTUN...

Jason Tartick released Talk Money to Me, a guide that teaches couples how to discuss finances openly, covering essential questions about earnings, spending, debt and net worth.

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This spring, Jason released his new book, Talk Money to Me.

Talk to us a little bit about the eight essential financial questions ... Your new book. New book. So it's called Talk Money to Me.

the second one was called Talk Money to Me, which is all about that intersection of love and money.

Episode: #466: CREATE Your Roadmap to SUCCESS with Jason Ta...

Jason described his new release as a practical guide that uses underwriting principles to help couples talk openly about money.

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this spring, Jason released his new book, Talk Money to Me.

New book. So it's called Talk Money To Me. The idea behind Talk Money To Me was I used to be an underwriter. So I would be the one at the bank that would say you get the loan or you don't get the loan.

I wrote that book for Grandpa Lenny. He's the one that taught me everything. That's who I made it to. But I wrote the book in general for what I'm seeing in a lot of relationships, what I've experienced and what we're just seeing in our society, which is a lack of financial transparency that is ultimately leading to a lot of sadness and loneliness because we're not having the conversations.

the second one was called Talk Money to Me, which is all about that intersection of love and money.

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