Episode 82
How Can We Manage Finances Well When We’re So Different?
Series: What I Wish I Knew Before Getting Married
From budgeting styles to spending habits, our personal views on money shape expectations in marriage—and those expectations can sometimes lead to tension. But what if financial conflict is actually an opportunity to pause and ask, “Where is this coming from?”
In this episode, we explore the idea of stewardship—using money wisely while learning to appreciate how your partner expresses love through financial decisions. It’s not just about dollars and cents; it’s about values, communication, and trust.
Join our host, Hosanna Nazar, along with Raymond and Jenny Teo, founders of Ten Butter Fingers and married for 25 years. They share how they’ve come to see that while money can bring comfort and even happiness, true joy comes from shared values, intentional time together, and wise choices—not just spending.
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