The Heart of Money: A Couple's Guide to Creating True Financial Intimacy - Softcover

Deborah L. Price is a money coach and the founder and CEO of the Money Coaching Institute, which provides money coaching, consulting, and coach training to individuals, couples, and businesses. Now an international speaker, consultant, and trainer, for over twenty years she was a financial advisor with firms such as Merrill Lynch, MassMutual, and AIG. She lives in Northern California.

The Heart of Money is the book that all couples and committed business partners have been wanting! It is an invaluable resource that shows how to effectively address and resolve financial differences and issues. Once again, Deborah Price makes a complex subject accessible and empowering. She breaks the money taboo and opens a door for meaningful dialogue, providing practical tools that catalyze resolution and restore respect in direct, open, and honest ways. A timeless, relevant, and compassionate guide for everyone!”
Angeles Arrien, PhD, cultural anthropologist and author of The Second Half of Life

In a world where money is one of the main conflicts in many relationships, it is a joy to find a book that turns this potential source of discord into an avenue for intimacy. Imagine that instead of being a wall between you and your partner, money issues can become a door to greater knowing, connection, and joy. In this wise and openhearted book, Deborah Price has trounced one of the last relationship taboos.”
Daphne Rose Kingma, author of The Ten Things to Do When Your Life Falls Apart

How wonderful to have a practical guide to empower couples to discuss their sensitivities and differences around finances. The Heart of Money will assist readers to bring about mutually respectful decisions that will bring satisfaction and fulfillment to all issues related to financial challenges. Whether working cooperatively to generate more income or being content with what we have, the intimacy, trust, and happiness that result from deep understanding is indeed our greatest wealth.”
Linda Bloom, LCSW, coauthor of 101 Things I Wish I Knew When I Got Married and Secrets of Great Marriages