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Money can be one of the most powerful tools in your household — when you know how to talk about it. Money Dates is hosted by a pair of married financial planners who have spent years in their professional and personal lives perfecting this very topic. Natalie and Dan have witnessed the benefits of having open, honest conversations about money. Each episode, they share personal stories, practical financial advice, and mindset shifts that help you grow wealth and confidence —together. Whether you're navigating joint finances or dreaming up big financial goals, these are the money dates that matter.
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“The easiest option is to say, ‘We'll figure it out when the time comes,’ which isn't necessarily a plan. To me, it's a hope.” For most couples, the sticker price of college never gets a number attached to it out loud. A
“On paper, millennials are doing better than boomers were at the same age.” Every generation insists it got the raw deal, so our hosts, Natalie and Dan Slagle, decided to check the math instead of just complaining. Adjus
“Can my finances support the life I want to live going forward?” In recent years, many high earners have been walking away from lucrative jobs in search of more fulfilling careers. Are you in the same boat? If so, it’s i
“It really scares me when clients have done really well with a certain stock, and they tell me, ‘There's no way this isn't going to keep doing well.’ That, to me, is a red flag.” For high earners at tech and growth compa
“Regardless of where you stand politically, it is right for everyone to assess all of their options.” Our hosts, Natalie and Dan Slagle, spend this episode demystifying the newest entrant in kids' savings vehicles: the T
"Where the magic really happens is when you can marry your head and your heart." Many people assume upsizing is about wanting a bigger house. Our hosts, Natalie and Dan Slagle, talk to real estate broker and former archi
"You are not an average person, so don't make average financial decisions." Most financial advice is written for the middle. It assumes median incomes, median choices, and median ambitions. But what happens when you're n
“Transparency was the keyword from the beginning. We don't want to repeat the same mistakes we made before.” As a newly married couple, there’s never a perfect moment to have the money talk. The same goes for couples who
"Never stop talking about what feels fair or doesn't feel fair. It really should be an ongoing conversation that doesn't stop. That's just part of the dynamic of a living relationship." Our hosts, Natalie and Dan Slagle,
"I want our daughter to see us actively choosing a response or a purchase, not because it's about affordability, but because it's about values." When you have the means to say yes to most things, choosing not to, especia
"Before you can have a good relationship with money with your partner, you need to have a good relationship with money with yourself." Most couples walk into their first marriage carrying financial secrets they don't eve
"Perfection gets in the way of good. If we're reaching for perfection, then we'll miss the opportunity to make a good decision and inevitably make no decision, which will be poor." Death is the conversation most couples
"If I was giving myself advice that I didn't follow, it would be to take more vacation... Can't get those days back. We're making up for lost time." What does it look like when two high-achieving lawyers, each starting o
"Give yourself a North Star to where you want to be in your finances and make sure that that's where your money goes." What does it actually look like when two self-employed people build a financial life together from sc
“We want money to be a tool and reason why couples stay together, not why they break apart.” Talking about money with your partner every single month sounds like a chore. And it can be if you and your spouse go into it u
“It’s one thing to talk about the numbers. It’s another thing to actually look at the homes that you’re purchasing for that price point.” What happens when financial planners face their own home-buying crossroads? Our ho
“Your goals should reflect your own capacity to hit those goals and not comparison to the rest of the world.” What makes a financial goal stick? Our hosts, Natalie and Dan Slagle, tackle the psychology behind why most Ne
“I feel like the goal today is really just to normalize what we've learned throughout the year, normalize financial mistakes, and also financial growth.” What does financial transparency really look like? Our hosts, Nata
"There’s just this guilt that comes along with [not giving away wealth].” Why do successful professionals earning $300,000+ struggle to give charitably? Our hosts, Natalie and Dan Slagle, tackle this uncomfortable realit
"The theme of this is inflation isn't the problem, it's us. It's our expectation." What if the real culprit behind your financial stress isn't rising prices, but rising standards? Our hosts, Natalie and Dan Slagle, get b
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