Financial Lovemaking 101: Merging Assets With Your Partner in Ways That Feel Good

by Boyce D. Watkins

You can think of the Financial Lovemaking system as the “Kama Sutra of Money Management”. It teaches you the ins and outs of the financial lovemaking process, and how your financial choices can serve to stimulate and strengthen your relationship, rather than destroy it. Millions of couples are now making good, satisfying financial love, while there are many couples allowing money to destroy their lives. Anyone who has been in a relationship knows that making love is an active, assertive and continuous process. It involves providing comfort, pleasure, joy and security for the person you love the most. Money is a fundamental component of emotional security, so it is only logical that financial lovemaking be a critical component of any relationship.

Genres: Finance

226 pages, Paperback

First published April 4, 2007

About the author

Dr. Boyce D. Watkins earned BA and BS degrees from The University of Kentucky with a nearly perfect GPA and a triple major in Finance, Economics and Business Management. In college, he was selected as the Wall Street Journal Outstanding Graduating Senior in Finance, Freshman of the Year, and the Lyman T. Johnson Outstanding Graduating Senior. He then earned a Masters Degree in Mathematical Statistics from The University of Kentucky and a PhD in Finance from The Ohio State University. He now teaches Finance at Syracuse University, where he is the first African-American faculty member in the history of the Department of Finance. Of nearly 4,000 Finance Faculty in the U.S., Dr. Watkins is one of only 5 African-Americans teaching at a top 50-business school, and the only African-American to earn a PhD in Finance during the year 2002 . He is the author of "Everything you ever wanted to know about college – a guide for minority students" and "The Parental 411 – What every parent should know about their child in college". He is also the National Director of the Step up and go to college tour, which is going to 18 cities during the 2004-2005 academic year.

Reviews

[Leon Kwasi]

Wonderful book on what it takes to have a successful relationship emotionally and financially with your partner.

[Crystal Dickerson]

Great book for those who are single and especially for towards a long term relationship on merging assets the good, bad, and ugly.