Money & Partnership

Take our $17.97 premarital course and save money on your Georgia marriage license! We here at D’Arienzo Psychology are excited to help you take this next step toward marital happiness and success, and want to help deepen your relationship with your future spouse. Keep reading for tips and Dr. D’Arienzo’s tips on Money and Partnership:

Money doesn’t always create conflict in relationships. rather lack of it and overspending. It is important that each partner understands both their own and the other’s financial perspective. Problems often arise when each couple has a unique relationship with money. In therapy, patients often do not respect their partner’s financial worth. Often one saves money and the other spends. The easiest way for couples to start thinking about money is for each individual to discuss their thoughts on money before creating a budget.

Partners should never ever hold financial secrets from one another in order to reduce financial conflicts. Relationships should be based on openness and trust, and this extends to how we share our financial information with our partners. Couples must learn to budget their money and live within their limits. If you can save a little and still have money at the end of each month, you know you are living within or below your means.

Follow these recommendations on how to control your spending to learn how to budget:

Budgeting usually involves three processes and is a necessary evil

• They’re the only realistic approach to control your spending and ensure that your money is being spent in the manner you choose.
• Recognize your current spending patterns.
• Consider your long-term financial goals when evaluating your existing expenditures and setting targets.
• Monitor your expenditure to make sure it complies with these restrictions.

Keep an eye out for money leaks

• If money from your ATM slipped out of your pocket for no apparent reason, it’s time to keep a better record. In general, if you use an ATM more than once every two weeks, you should be careful where your money goes.

Watch out for luxury items that pass for necessity

• Even if you’ve been thinking of your purchases as meeting genuine needs, if your income isn’t enough to cover your expenses, some of your spending is undoubtedly on luxuries.

Give to yourself

• Try to limit your spending to no more than 90% of your income. The remaining 10% can then be used to save for larger purchases.

Taking a premarital education course is vital for equipped couples to share a lifetime of marital bliss and happiness. D’Arienzo Psychology wants to help you prepare for your life together. Dr. Justin D’Arienzo is our Board-Certified Clinical Psychologist and Relationship Expert. Dr. D’Arienzo has serviced this course to couples since 2013. Hundreds of couples recommend our course and claim that it has helped set a solid foundation for marital success. Research suggests that couples who take a premarital preparation course gain an advantage over couples that do not take a premarital preparation course.

Dr. D’Arienzo wanted to develop a fully efficient, online, fully automated, fun premarital course that teaches couples how to work together. Dr. D’Arienzo has perfected all of our exercises and information to ensure that couples gain the knowledge they need.  He also offers this course to couples planning on tying the knot in Florida, Georgia, Texas, Tennessee, South Carolina, Oklahoma, and Minnesota.

Do you want to lead a happy marriage that lasts a lifetime? Do you want to have fun and gain inside knowledge about marriage from a leading psychologist? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then our Georgia Online Premarital Education Course is right for you! You can learn more about our Georgia Online Premarital Preparation Course Here.