Are you struggling with financial disagreements in your marriage?

Feeling like the family CFO, with little help from your spouse?

You're not alone. In this episode of The Witty Wallet, I have the privilege of sitting with Ashley Quamme, LMFT, FBS®, CFT-I™, a licensed marriage and financial therapist and the Founder of the Wealthy Marriage.

Ashley shares her valuable insights on the critical money issues couples face today and offers practical solutions to improve your financial situation and bring harmony to your relationship.

We'll dive into essential factors when it comes to understanding our relationship with money and how we can turn that understanding into fuel to make more intelligent and wiser financial decisions.

In this Interview you will learn:

• The immense impact of financial problems in a marriage.
• Tactics to address overspending, and living beyond your means.
• The dangers of hidden financial problems, such as secret debt or undisclosed bank accounts.
• Practical advice from Ashley on navigating money conversations with your spouse.
• Tips to get on the same financial page and work together towards shared goals.

It's crucial to address financial challenges and come together as a team, rather than letting money issues drive a wedge in your relationship. I hope this episode of The Witty Wallet sheds light on the importance of financial transparency, shared goals, and open conversations in a healthy, wealthy marriage.

With Gratitude and Appreciation,

Kris Fu

Episode Resource Links:

• Ashley Quamme | Twitter
• Ashley Quamme | LinkedIn
• Ashley Quamme | The Wealth Marriage
• Ashley Quamme | Beyond the Plan
• Ashley Quamme | ashley@beyondthefp.com

• Kristoffer Fu | Maven Bridge Capital
• Kristoffer Fu | LinkedIn
• Kristoffer Fu | Instagram
• Kristoffer Fu | YouTube
• Kristoffer Fu | kris.fu@mavenbridgecapital.com

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