31 Money Questions To Ask Your Partner

31 Money Questions To Ask Your Partner

Do you know your partner's biggest financial fears and dreams? Have you ever wondered how your partner's past shapes their money decisions today? What if you could discuss your financial goals together—without stress or conflict? If you’ve ever struggled to connect with your partner about money, this book is for you. Here’s what you’ll discover inside: 31 powerful questions designed to spark meaningful conversations about money. - How to uncover your partner’s hidden beliefs and habits around finances. - Ways to identify how your own past impacts your money mindset—and your relationship. Written by professional Transformational Money Coach Brett Roos, this book draws from years of personal experience and professional expertise to help couples navigate one of the most sensitive topics in their relationship—money. With these questions, you’ll go beyond surface-level discussions to uncover the fears, dreams, and habits that influence every financial decision. This isn’t just about numbers—it’s about fostering connection, building a stronger partnership, and ensuring a more secure and harmonious future together. Even if you’ve never had an open conversation about money before, this book gives you the tools to start—and to transform your relationship in the process. Here are some questions answered by the author: Who is this book for? This book is for anyone that would like to learn more about their spouse/partner's relationship to money and how this has an effect on the way they handle and act with money. This book will also help you learn more about your own relationship to money. I don't have a spouse or partner; can this book still be helpful for me? Absolutely! The best recommendation is to use this book as a journaling exercise, read each question and write out how you would answer this question. Many people have found it useful in this manner because they are not usually presented with these types of open-ended questions when it comes to their money and finances. It will also give you topics of conversation when you meet someone that you would like to learn more about. Only 36 pages? Yep! I'm not one of those people that likes to read a bunch of backstories and filler material when I'd like to learn something. Have you ever wanted to just look up a recipe or how to do something online only to learn the entire back story of how their great grandmother used to do this thing and it was passed on for generations and here's the entire long history that you didn't even ask for? Ya, me too, and it drives me crazy. So, I wanted to make a book that was straight to the point and no filler so that you can get the most value in the least amount of time! Would this book be useful as a parent to talk with their kids about money? Yes! I actually encourage this. It's so easy to forget that everyone experiences life in a different way, and learning about how your kid(s) is learning about money can tell you a lot about your own household and what kind of info you are passing down. It can also help them to open up their perspective on money.