How to find fairness in your relationship and become an unstoppable financial team

By Heather Boneparth and Douglas Boneparth

Money is not just money. It represents different things to different people, whether that’s trust, control, work, love, security, independence… to name a few. When two people come together, these different feelings and views collide.

That’s why navigating your finances as a couple involves so much more than talking about numbers.

In Money Together, wife and husband duo Heather and Doug Boneparth look at five different areas of our financial lives: Origins, Mistakes, Contribution, Power, And Risk. For each, they discuss how couples can work together toward a wealthier financial future with greater fairness, sustainability, respect, and love—and they provide conversation starters to prompt meaningful discussions about money between you and your partner.

The focus of Money Together is on stories told to Heather and Doug by real couples. The authors interviewed real couples about their money and their relationships, partly to shed light on what real couples are going through, and partly to show how to smooth the road ahead.

Money Together also features interviews from leading experts on love and money from the fields of financial advice, couples therapy, behavioral psychology, law, journalism, and performance coaching.

When the stories of real couples and the insights from experts are combined, the result is every couple’s indispensable guide to money in their relationship.

Money Together will help you conquer your money, together.

Heather Boneparth is the director of business and legal affairs for Bone Fide Wealth. She has written for HuffPost, Insider, Scary Mommy, Motherly, and many literary magazines. Her newsletter, Our Tiny Rebellions, examines women’s subtle wins and losses to realize bigger gains in their lives. Heather is a lawyer and has served as assistant general counsel for a Fortune 100 company.

Douglas Boneparth is the president and founder of Bone Fide Wealth in New York City. He has appeared in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Barron’s, and more. Investopedia named Douglas one of the most influential financial advisors, and he sits on the CNBC Financial Advisor Council and is an ambassador for the CFP Board.