Money plays a pivotal practical role in all of our lives. And yet, our relationship with money is often about much more than the practicality.

In this session, we’ll take a look at the meanings we project onto money - both light and dark - taking some of the power out of them and freeing us to make money choices based on our deeper values.

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Georgia attorney Barbara Katz will discuss the documents that all marrying and/or married couples should complete to provide for their spouse and children, including wills, health care advance directives and financial powers of attorney.

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Join Zach Teutsch of Values Added Financial for a guided discussion and exploration of how and when to combine finances.  After exploring the “meaning” of money for each of you and your partner, we will turn towards the questions:

1. Should we merge money, keep it separate or somewhere in between?

2. If we do some merging, what sorts of purchasing or other financial decisions would we want to know about or discuss before the other one takes action?

3. If we do some merging, who will be responsible for making sure bills are paid on time?

4. Which paychecks should go where? Should we keep accounts on autopay?

5. How to approach debt? Should we approach it together?

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No one is born knowing how to save or to invest. Learn more about your options to save for retirement and about the different options for investing including socially responsible investing.

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The Jewish wisdom tradition has much to say on the power of money: its ability to create and destroy worlds. Join Rabbi Getzel for an evening Torah study on money and how its core myths influence our relationships.

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