PodcastAuthor Deborah L. Price Talks About Her New Book, 'The Heart of...

Author Deborah L. Price Talks About Her New Book, ‘The Heart of Money’

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Money is still a taboo subject in society and a point of contention for many marriages. Money coach and author, Deborah L. Price, discusses some history of money and how we treat it in our society and how it influences the dynamic within our relationships. Price also offers several tips from her book and more. GIVEAWAY: Leave a comment on iTunes then message us on Facebook, Twitter or Google+ to let us know and we’ll randomly select one person to receive a copy of “The Heart of Money.” For more go to www.hitchedmag.com

Episode 241 · Run time 25:23

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