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Summit to equip couples for financial stability

From The Punch · () English

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  • The second Marriage & Money Summit 2.0 will focus on couples managing finances and relationships.
  • The free event aims to address everyday realities, communication patterns, and financial stability.
  • Organizers will offer financial grants to 10 selected households.

The upcoming Marriage & Money Summit 2.0 aims to equip couples with the tools to navigate the complexities of managing finances and relationships amidst evolving economic pressures. The free one-day event, themed โ€œThe Power Couple Blueprint: Rewiring Money Habits, Communication Patterns and Partnership Dynamics,โ€ is scheduled for October 3 in Lagos.

Organizers stated that the summit will facilitate practical conversations among couples, relationship experts, financial professionals, and counselors. The goal is to foster stronger marriages and achieve financial stability by addressing common marital conflicts that often stem from communication issues, differing expectations, and unspoken fears, rather than solely money matters.

The economy begins at home. When households are emotionally healthy and financially stable, they are better equipped to raise secure children, build lasting family businesses and contribute meaningfully to society.

โ€” Dr Adetutu AfolabiConvener of the Marriage & Money Summit 2.0, highlighting the importance of home stability.

Dr. Adetutu Afolabi, the convener, emphasized that a stable home environment is foundational for raising secure children, building family businesses, and contributing to society. The summit will feature expert-led sessions, candid discussions, financial guidance, and a "Marriage Unfiltered" fireside chat. Additionally, 10 selected households will receive financial grants to support their stability beyond the event.

many marital conflicts that appear to be about money were often rooted in communication, expectations, upbringing and unspoken fears.

โ€” Dr Adetutu AfolabiConvener of the Marriage & Money Summit 2.0, explaining the root causes of financial conflicts in marriage.
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