Money Date: Couples Finance

Most couples don't avoid money because they don't care. They avoid it because it never feels like the right time. Because the last time they brought it up, it turned into an argument. Because one person feels like they're carrying it alone, and the other feels attacked the moment the subject comes up. So they just keep going, hoping it works itself out. Money Date is a guided session app that gives couples a simple way to actually sit down and talk. About where the money is going. About what's stressing you out. About what you actually want your life to look like in five years. No spreadsheets, no jargon, no judgment. Just a real conversation with some structure behind it. Each session takes 30 to 45 minutes. You will check in on how you are both feeling, work through five conversation prompts covering spending, goals, stress, and the big picture, and leave with one thing you have both agreed to do before next time. The app saves your history so you can see how far you have come. Facing a big decision? Conversation Guides walk you through specific topics like buying a home, one question at a time, with tips on how to talk it through together. Between sessions, track your shared financial goals and find out your Freedom Number, the amount of guilt-free spending money you have each month after the essentials are covered. Knowing that number takes the guesswork out of everyday spending and gives you both something to work toward together. Designed for every iPhone, including iPhone Duo, where the larger screen makes it easy to sit side by side and share the conversation. Money Date was built by Ryan Canfield, Financial Advisor and Founder of Victus Wealth Management, for couples who are done avoiding the conversation. Money Date is an educational tool and does not provide personalized financial, legal, or tax advice.