Six quick questions and you’ll have a money date built around where you actually are. Works whether you’re doing this with someone or on your own.
This changes the questions, not just the wording.
Pick the one that’s actually on your mind.
Sets the tone of the opener and how the evening ends.
Be honest. A good short one beats an abandoned long one.
Zero is a completely valid answer and always has been.
Most people want the lot. Pick one if you’re short on time.
Make it a weekly thing. Six ground rules you both sign, a 20-minute agenda with the clock on it, 15 questions, four weekly sheets and a 4-week tracker for the fridge.
We’ll send a fresh money date, a conversation prompt and the occasional free resource. Nothing else.
A money date is a set time to talk about money on purpose, rather than whenever something goes wrong. It has a start, an end, and a topic. That structure is most of why it works. Money conversations that ambush you at the register or at 11pm tend to go badly. The same conversation, scheduled, usually does not.
You do not need to be a couple. Plenty of people use these on their own to get clear on where they stand.