Your money habits didn’t come out of nowhere, they’re rooted in how you were raised. In this clip, Dee explores how understanding your “money roots” can bring clarity, compassion, and connection in your relationship.

Financial coaching isn’t one-size-fits-all. Dee explains how she supports couples at every stage, whether you’re building a foundation early or recalibrating later in life to make work optional.

Sometimes, one person sees the avalanche coming and feels alone trying to stop it. Dee offers a compassionate approach to help couples turn conflict into real connection.

Most couples are not  financially aligned. One’s managing money this way, the other that way. The result? No progress. They’re stuck. And they’ve forgotten their dreams.

Hidden accounts are more common than we think, especially among newlyweds navigating trust and vulnerability. Dee explains why secrecy often has a protective root, and how couples can turn discomfort into deeper connection and security.

Financial advisors? They're my friends—but you may not need one. Be careful because the  title can mean a lot of different things, and not all of them are a fit for you. Some are great, but many come with high fees and little return.

When you get your first paycheck or raise, you'll want to upgrade your lifestyle—rent a nicer apartment, buy a better car. I get it. But be careful. Those decisions get baked into your lifestyle and become hard to unwind.

Money conversations in marriage can feel emotional, awkward, or downright hard and that’s totally normal. In this clip, Dee explains why financial communication often breaks down and how couples can rebuild understanding without blame or pressure.

You don’t have to be great with numbers to be financially connected. One can manage the daily details, the other can bring the vision—but you both need to be  in the conversation.