Should I Take My Husband Back After Financial Infidelity? | Asked & Answered

Thanks to our good pals at Monarch for sponsoring this season! Get 50% off with code TFD50 at https://bit.ly/MonarchAAEp3 Welcome back for season 3 of Asked & Answered! This is a 6-part series co-hosted by TFD founder Chelsea Fagan & Erin Lowry of Broke Millennial dedicated to answering your personal money questions, from budgeting and investing basics, to navigating the financial headlines of our current political climate. In our third episode of the season, Chelsea & Erin tackle some of the most complicated intersections of money, relationships, and power—answering questions about financial infidelity, separation, and whether trust can be rebuilt after major money betrayals. They also dig into how to prepare financially for kids, navigate friendships with big financial disparities, build meaningful intergenerational relationships, and handle the tension that arises when partners have vastly different wealth, earning potential, and long-term security. THANKS TO ERIN FOR SHARING HER EXPERTISE! -Follow her here:   / brokemillennialblog   -Her website: https://www.erinlowry.com/ -Subscribe to her Substacks here: https://erinlowry.substack.com/ and here: https://brokemillennial.substack.com/ Erin's Christmas Tree Dip recipe: 10 Little Debbie Christmas Tree cakes 1 block of cream cheese 1/4 cup butter 8 oz Cool Whip Chop up 9 of the Christmas tree cakes and leave one for the decoration on top of the dip. Put the cakes in a bowl and the add cream cheese and butter. Mix until combined and then lightly mix in the cool whip. Transfer to a bowl, top with sprinkles and serve with cookies (I suggest Nilla Wafers) or crackers. OTHER FINANCIAL PRODUCTS WE PERSONALLY ENDORSE: Financial advisory: Advisor - https://bit.ly/AdvisorAAEp3 Investing: Betterment - https://bit.ly/BettermentAAEp3