In this second episode of Art of Marriage - On Finance, join our host Joanna Koh-Hoe and married couple Bernard and Claire Ng, to discover more about how sharing responsibility is important when it comes to managing finances in a marriage.
In successful marriages, couples learn to play as a team, even when it comes to the tricky issues surrounding finance. As Bernard shares, “When we were preparing to get married, our premarital counselor suggested to us to have one (bank) account and that's one good advice that we took from him. Because if you have different accounts, then you may become nit-picking and calculative.”
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Building a strong foundation is essential to having a marriage that thrives and lasts for a lifetime. If you have friends or family members getting married soon, would you share with them about the Connect2 Marriage Preparation Workshop?
Husband-and-wife trainers Jason & Shelen will help couples learn to:
- Engage in effective communication and healthy conflict
- Plan and manage family finances well
- Understand sexual intimacy and the importance of romance
- Manage expectations and plan for the future (children, in-laws, work-life)
Couples will benefit from the interactive style of learning, practical tips offered, and deep discussions about topics that are not usually raised in conversations before marriage!
Connect2 Marriage Preparation Workshop
Couples can look forward to two weekdays online sessions and one onsite session on a Saturday.
Thursdays (online), 13 & 20 July and Saturday (onsite), 22 July 2023
Find out more: www.family.org.sg/C2MarriagePrep
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