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You don’t have to understand every purchase your spouse makes.

When setting up your budget or spending plan, it’s beneficial to allocate discretionary funds that each of you can use freely. This approach respects your independence while ensuring financial responsibility. Avoid questioning or accusing each other. Instead, stay curious and supportive. Recognize that you both have unique interests and priorities when it comes to spending […]

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The way we spend out time and money says a lot about what is important to us.

JOT general / Devora Krasnianski

There’s an old saying, “The checkbook and the calendar never lie.” The way we spend our time and money says a lot about what is important to us. It says something about our values. We can look at our calendar and credit card/ cashapp/zelle statements to give us a sobering picture of what we consider

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Create a spending plan, not a budget.

JOT general / Devora Krasnianski

There is a subtle difference between a budget and a spending plan. A spending plan is couched in empowering language and encourages thoughtful financial decisions. You might think of a ‘spending plan’ as a roadmap for how you’ll spend your money, rather than a list of ‘don’ts’ that restrict your spending — even if the

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Don’t Let Money Become a Fight

4 events / Admin

[2 part series.] Money is the number one issue married couples fight about. When couples talk about money, there’s often frustration and tension. In these talks, Yael Trusch shares some important mindsets and tools to make those conversations easier and more productive.

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Think differently about money and you’ll act differently around money.

JOT general / Admin

So much about how we think about and act with money comes from upbringing. If those thoughts and habits are not serving you well, you can change those. Often, what is needed is a change in how you view and appreciate yourself. This is not easy, but it is integral. Stretch yourself; get out of

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Create a spending plan, not a budget.

JOT general / Admin

Create a spending plan, not a budget. Read More »

When it comes to money and relationships, there’s no one right way.

JOT general / Admin

As a couple, talk about money. Even if it is uncomfortable (at first). Talk about what money means to each of you (are you a saver/ spender and what might be the reasons you choose that style). Talk about your life goals and how money may play into that (do you want to pay down

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How to Support Your Husband’s Work for Parnassah

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#1 Talk about Money Styles

Date Night (for married) / Devora Krasnianski

Money has meaning, beyond the expenses and the budgets and the arithmetic involved with saving and spending. The goal of this date night is to share what money means to you, and understand what money means to your spouse. You might share about how your parents handled money, the messages you received about money, what

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Budget some money for Shalom Bayis

JOT general / Admin

When you work through your budget together, determine an amount that each of you can each spend on miscellaneous items each month. This could be for things that each of you want, but don’t really need. Or that the other spouse doesn’t really understand. The idea is that these purchases (or donations?) can be made

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You don’t have to understand every purchase your spouse makes.

The way we spend out time and money says a lot about what is important to us.

Create a spending plan, not a budget.

Don’t Let Money Become a Fight

Think differently about money and you’ll act differently around money.

Create a spending plan, not a budget.

When it comes to money and relationships, there’s no one right way.

How to Support Your Husband’s Work for Parnassah

#1 Talk about Money Styles

Budget some money for Shalom Bayis

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