This is your last chance to comment on my original contest post for a chance to win my review copy of “First Comes Love, Then Comes Money: A Couple’s Guide to Financial Communication.” So far 30 people have entered by commenting, so you chances of winning are drastically higher than playing lotto!
The book is a quick read and focuses not on balancing your budget but understanding how you and your partner interact with regards to money. There is a financial personality section (which one are you?) and a quiz called the Financial Relationship Index that indicates where you might cheat financially. The last part of the book shares basic financial communication tools to move forward, including a monthly “Money Huddle.”
To win my review copy, comment below on why you need this book. Comment by Aug. 16 at 11:59 p.m. EST to win! If you can’t wait, buy a copy from Amazon for $6 (orig. $15).
Welcome to Bargain Babe! I’m Mara, and I’m so glad you’re here. I am an obsessive bargain hunter and penny pincher, and I am determined to live a full life without EVER paying full price. 
This would so help my boyfriend and I. We are talking about getting married and will be welcoming a new addition in Oct. We have similar spending habits (we are both in the saving spectrum) and this book could get us on the same “page” financially!
Oh this would be so great! My husband is sort of on board with the coupons and things, but I’d love to be able to get him more involved! I think this book would really help <3.
I could really use this. Its great to be on the same track!
I would love to win this book so that I can share it with my boyfriend. We plan on getting engaged this year, and this book would really help us with our financial communication.
My husband and I have been married for almost five years and we could really make use of the advice in this book.
Just got married on 8/11/11 and my husband and I could really use a copy of this book. 🙂
I was just married on 8/11/11. My husband and I could use a copy of this book. 🙂
This would benefit my husband and I. I would like to use coupons at the grocery store or when we go out to dinner, he doesn’t want to use them, but he doesn’t like it when I spend money…hhhmmm This is the second marriage for us both. We have very different views. I think we need to understand each other’s view.