"When your values are clear
your financial decisions
become easy"

(I read this years ago when it first came out, and it’s evergreen advice!) Bach recently completed a 60-day tour for his Smart Couples Finish Rich financial workshops and shared with me some of the common, but fixable financial planning mistakes even high-earning executives
Every dollar you spent on a discretionary item had the potential to increase your net worth — probably more than you think. A deeper look at how purchases add up over time reveals why cutting small expenses is often promoted as a popular way to improve your finances.
“Dealing with financial matters is something any couple can do, but you’ve got to do the job yourselves, or it just won’t get done,” writes David Bach in his book “Smart Couples Finish Rich.”
Now I know a LOT about personal finance; but when it comes to family finance, I admit to having minimal personal experience. So I read the book “Smart Couples Finish Rich” by David Bach and applied the exercises there.
Bach exposes these misconceptions, and more, in his book “The Automatic Millionaire.“