Using longitudinal data from the National Survey of Families and Households and both wife‐
and husband‐reported data (N= 4,574 couples), this study examined how financial well …

This chapter examines research pertaining to the association between financial issues and
marriage. The majority of the research reviewed was published after 2008. These studies …

How couples handle money has become a popular subject among scholars, practitioners,
and the popular press. However, little is known about how finances should be treated within …

As part of the Center for Financial Security's 2010 symposium, this study examined the
association between consumer debt and divorce. Longitudinal data from the National …

This study explored how money and sex simultaneously predicted marital instability, and
what financial therapists might focus on with clients to address problems in these areas …

Scholars across an array of disciplines including social psychologists have been trying to
explain the meaning of love for over a century but its polysemous nature has made it difficult …

This study examines whether financial conflict arises because of financial difficulties, marital
problems, or both. Using a recent nationally representative sample of over 1500 married …

Using data from the 2018 FINRA Investor Education Foundation's National Financial
Capability Study (NFCS), this study examined how financial stress and financial behavior …

A path model was developed to test hypothesized associations among financial satisfaction,
harsh start-up, shared goals and values, and relationship satisfaction. It was noted that a …

A commonly held view is that arguments about money are associated with marital problems,
but relatively little is known about the nature of arguing about money within marriage. Using …