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The approach you take when talking aboutfinancial mattersshould be healthy, productive and respectful.
Unclear communication can lead to misunderstandings, conflicts and resentment.
So what kind of language should you avoid?
Controlling and Dismissive
These are all examples of controlling or dismissive approaches.
Insinuating that your partner has poor judgment can lead toemotional distance and conflict.
Nobody appreciates having their decisions or needs questioned.
This isnt a good look for a respectful, open conversation.
By relying on external validation, you could be undermining your spouses point of view.
Both partners outlook and insights should be respected.
Devaluing your spouses contributions by making it all about monetary income dismisses the other contributions they might be making.
Money can be a tricky thing to talk about.
This can help you both make financial decisions together that reflect your shared goals and mutual respect.
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