★From tackling the roots of our conflicts with money to establishing strong financial intimacy, every chapter in Sarit Amitay’s Wealthily Ever After supplies practical, affirming tools for building healthier and stronger relationships.
★Whether you’re in a committed relationship or a budding new romance, learning how to communicate openly and securely about financial matters and moving forward together is the key component in making sure you live wealthily – and happily – ever after.
★Reduce conflicts and secure your romantic future by confronting one of the most challenging obstacles in your relationship.

Why do we have such a hard time talking about money? What makes money one of the three major causes of divorce in the modern world? How can we transform our relationships with each other by getting in bed with Mr. Dollar?

These are the driving questions at the core of Wealthily Ever After – a hands-on, eye-level guide on how to effectively (and affectionately) talk about money with your significant other.
From tackling the roots of our conflicts with money to establishing strong financial intimacy, every chapter in Sarit Amitay’s Wealthily Ever After supplies practical, affirming tools for building healthier and stronger relationships.
Based on Amitay’s nationally acclaimed Financial Therapy method, this book will help you gain a comprehensive understanding of money’s place in your relationship, as well as:
Remedying past traumas surrounding wealth and money management.
Getting comfortable with having money talks with family and loved ones.
Learning the core practices and principles that prevent conflicts and improve financial and social habits.
Practice financial partnerships and communication skills.

Whether you’re in a committed relationship or a budding new romance, learning how to communicate openly and securely about financial matters and moving forward together is the key component in making sure you live wealthily – and happily – ever after.

Sarit Amitay
Sarit Amitay, MCIL, is one of Israel’s top business coaches, a licensed couples counselor, and a financial therapist. Born in 1967, Amitay’s relationship with money started at the age of twelve when she began babysitting for kids in her neighborhood. She learned to make, save, and manage money, and by fifteen, she became financially independent – celebrating with a trip to Disney World from the money she saved. However, Sarit’s marriage at twenty-three transformed her relationship with money into a struggle – when she became the owner and manager of a restaurant together with her husband.
The turning point in her journey to healing her relationship with money came in 2004, when Amitay started her coaching career. For nearly twenty years, she has helped thousands of couples achieve financial intimacy and navigate the treacherous waters of money conversations.