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Money, Marriage & Motherhood
How Not to Get Fcked Over*
A modern woman's guide to money, relationships, and risk, from divorce and financial coach Liz Harrington. The book she wishes someone had handed her fifteen years ago.
"You are not broken. The way women are so often prepared, or not prepared, for relationships, money, and their own identity is what's broken." — Liz Harrington
Why This Book Exists
After sixteen years coaching women through financial crises and divorce, Liz got tired of watching smart, capable women find out the hard way what nobody taught them.
This is the conversation your mother, your school, and probably your marriage never had with you about money.
What's Inside
Six parts. One straightforward walk through everything you were never taught.
The gender financial divide nobody warns you about
What "for richer, for poorer" actually means once you've signed the paperwork
Your money personality, and where it came from
Building financial freedom before you need it, not after
The conversations about motherhood and money that get avoided
How to walk away, if you have to, without walking away from your future
Who This is For
Written for women navigating money, relationships, and their own independence, whether married, separated, or somewhere in between. (Men have read it too, and needed it.)
This is for you if...
You're the one who reads the small print so no one else has to
You've said "it's fine" about money more times than it's actually been true
You've built a life around the people you love, and never quite built one around your own security
You've quietly wondered what you'd do if it all fell apart tomorrow
You've stayed in something longer than you wanted to, because leaving felt more frightening than staying
You want to be the kind of woman who's ready, not the kind who finds out too late
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