Most couples enter marriage assuming they are on the same page when it comes to making money decisions. But are they really? Surveys show that disagreements over money matters are a leading cause of marital disharmony and divorce. Russ Crosson understands that. From his own personal experience and from counseling thousands of couples, he knows that many factors determine how one spouse may differ from the other in how they view money. Gender differences, family background, contemporary culture, and personality traits are just some of the reasons couples disagree. In this important book, Russ introduces us to Rob and Sarah, a fictional couple with a problem many couples have: Rob sees money one way, Sarah sees it another. How then do they work through their differences? What do they do when: Their expenses exceed their income? Rob wants to make an investment Sarah believes is unwise? Sarah wants to give money to the church that Rob believes is excessive? Rob thinks Sarah spends too much? Sarah considers returning to work to add to their income? These and other decisions are common to most married couples. Find out how Russ would advise Rob and Sarah.

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