Couples Money Check

Helps couples see where money is working well between them and where it causes strain, with steps to talk about it.

Money is one of the most common reasons couples argue. You can do this alone, or each of you can do it and compare. Private. Your employer never sees your answers. You can stop anytime. Your partner does not see your answers unless you choose to share them.

Private: your answers stay on this device and are not saved. You can stop at any time.

We talk openly about money without it turning into a fight.
We both know what the other earns.
We both know what debt each of us has.
We have agreed on shared goals (home, school fees, savings).
We agree on how much goes to extended family (black tax, family support).
One of us hides spending, debt or accounts from the other.
We argue about money.
We both know our marital property system (in or out of community of property, accrual) and what it means for our money.
Both of us could access money and accounts if the other died or left.
I feel I have a fair say in money decisions.
My partner controls all the money, stops me from working or accessing money, or takes my income.
I am afraid of how my partner will react to money conversations.