Talk Money to Me

Auteur

Jason Tartick is a Wall Street Journa*l bestselling author, the host of Apple's chart-topping business podcast *Trading Secrets, co-founder of Rewired Talent Management (RTM), entrepreneur, investor, and speaker. Jason worked for nearly ten years in banking, earned his MBA in accounting and finance, and executed over $150,000,000 in lending transactions before taking a career detour into reality television. He is most known from his time spent as a contestant on ABC's The Bachelorette.

Résumé

Money is one of the leading causes of divorce, tension in relationships, and decreased intimacy.

For a healthy relationship, how you manage and discuss your finances is equally as important as emotional compatibility. But many cohabitating Americans feel uncomfortable discussing finances with their partner. . .or they don't know where to start.

In this practical, cards-on-the-table follow-up to his Wall Street Journal bestselling book The Restart Roadmap, host of the Trading Secrets podcast Jason Tartick will teach you the eight numbers you need to discuss with your partner, why they’re so important for romantic compatibility, and how to actually talk about money.

From investing and managing cash flows, to emergency funds and credit scores, Tartick will help you gain a comprehensive view of you and your partner’s financial compatibility by talking you through how to:

• Get comfortable starting the money conversations with your partner and loved ones.
• Learn the most important financial tricks, tactics, and technology to improve money habits.
• Calculate and manage the eight figures that will critically impact your financial wellbeing.
• Create independent and joint spending, saving, and investing strategies as a team.
• Understand the potential repercussions of financial infidelity and deception.

Net worth is not self-worth. Whether you're making six figures or deep in debt, being open about your finances and coming up with a plan of action together is the best way to ensure a healthy, lasting relationship.

The only way to find out if you and your partner are a match is to talk about money.