
How to Fight About Money Without Ruining Your Relationship
You are going to fight about money at some point — so you may as well learn how to do it well. First tip is to not shy away from conflict. Liane Davey is the author of the The Good Fight, a new book that argues that conflict is necessary for all healthy relationships. And if you don’t have any, a “Conflict Debt” could grow exponentially, just like outstanding credit card debt.
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