The Wallet
Money and Relationships, with Lottie Leefe
Episode notes
💸How do you split your finances when your partner earns much more than you?
How can we spot financial infidelity, and what is financial abuse?
How can we start talking about money with a partner?
How to handle a divorce?
These are some of the questions we received from you over the past few months.
A recent survey of 600 therapists shows a third reported an increase in clients talking about relationship problems sparked by rising living costs.Â
The therapists also noted that more clients were finding it difficult to leave their partner because of financial concerns.
Talking about money in a relationship is hard with a quarter of couples not feeling comfortable discussing money.
My guest today is Lottie Leefe, qualified wealth planner and founder of The Dura Society, offering private client coaching and divorce concierge services, enabling engagement not just with finances, but with overall well-being, relationships and emotions. We talk about money and relationships, how to get organised pre-marriage, handling a divorce and staying sane in the process.
The Wallet is hosted by Emilie Bellet - founder of Vestpod (a platform that helps women to save and invest more and provides money resources to financially empower women) and author of You’re Not Broke, You’re Pre-Rich.
Vestpod:
Bootcamp: https://www.vestpod.com/bootcamp
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