Ramit claims that a functioning financial partnership requires both partners to be equally informed and engaged.

“guys that's not a functioning Financial partnership”

Kaity believes she should overcome her avoidant behavior regarding money and take a more active, collaborative role in financial management.

“one change I'm going to make is um not be so avoidant when it comes to finances or money talk um but really put forth the effort to be more open um and forthcoming and you know maybe even bleed one of our money dates instead of David”

She believes that financial planning should be a collaborative process where the couple works together with curiosity and excitement rather than tension.

“It would look like having conversations about the finances with excitement, um curiosity even. To be effective, it would be I hear loud and clear. Lots of celebration over all the wins.”

She believes she and her partner struggle to talk about money productively due to having different financial positions and lacking the necessary tools.

“I hold a lot back in the conversation and some of that is because I don't think I know how or have the tools to talk about money productively, especially given that we're in different positions.”

She admits that she has avoided learning about their finances to sidestep the conflict and guilt of arguing over money.

“Why did it change? Once our money merged, he was a lot tighter with it and we started being smarter with our money and investing in a bunch of different ways. And that was just a very overwhelming to me to try to understand it that I would rather just not talk about it.”

Ben Meiselas argues that the disclosed financial information is an incomplete representation of the true extent of Donald Trump's earnings and potential illicit activities.

“I think the $2 billion being disclosed is a fraction of the money that Donald Trump and his crime family have made thus far.”

The massive profits generated by Donald Trump through his crypto schemes while the American people face an affordability crisis is an obscene and immoral grift.

“Donald Trump made 1.4 billion off of crypto. You can't afford groceries or gas. He's making 1.4 billion off of crypto. It is infuriating, Benji.”

The financial disclosure of 927 pages submitted by Donald Trump represents gross violations of the STOCK Act.

“927 pages. So, what does it What does it speak to you about what we're allowing for? It's obviously gross violations. You could ask any law professor, any lawyer, gross violations of the stock act.”