We all have expectations about how to spend money, where it should come from, how much is needed for financial security, how important it is, and whether or not we can trust other people to be responsible about money. When these expectations come up against a partner's competing ideas, serious trouble can result. In When Money Comes Between You: A Workbook for Couples, a clinical psychologist helps readers to uncover their own "money personality," understand their partner's, increase money communication, and learn to effectively negotiate on the subject. Couples learn basic financial principles for making conscious choices about work and investments. They examine who controls the money and what the motives are for control, then begin to understand life style choices and the relationship of those choices to each person's upbringings and wants. They go on to clarify expectations of the good life, review goals, and develop a plan together. In a second section numerous quizzes, exercises, and techniques help couples learn money management techniques, and discover creative methods for moving toward financial freedom.