Zane TarenceGuestJamie TarenceHost
The first thing we talk about is the importance of building your life around what is enough, how you think about sacrifice, how you think about the definition of money.

And the first big deal to remember that we've had some amazing small groups over this one is you're not just marrying a person, you're marrying their financial habits.

So do you really know what their financial habits are? And we found out, Jamie, you and me, a lot of people don't even really talk about this.

I mean, how much debt do they have right now? You know, how have they handled their money in the past? How did they handle it as a child? Did they tithe as a child? Did they grow up in a family where they gave a percentage of their money or not? Because if you didn't, this is a new financial habit.
And just to harken back years ago, when was it, 1987, when you and I were dating and I was at Auburn and you lived in Montgomery? I had no idea that I had a debt of about $9.

When we went for our first mortgage, you had had a credit card that you never paid.

And I was like, what in the world? And this was one of the first times in our marriage.

We got dinged on our credit report because the first time I'd kind of checked it when we went for a mortgage together.

And they denied us because you had a credit card that you had forgotten about that you hadn't paid.

The first thing we talk about is the importance of building your life around what is enough, how you think about sacrifice, how you think about the definition of money.

And the first big deal to remember that we've had some amazing small groups over this one is you're not just marrying a person, you're marrying their financial habits.

So do you really know what their financial habits are? And we found out, Jamie, you and me, a lot of people don't even really talk about this.

I mean, how much debt do they have right now? You know, how have they handled their money in the past? How did they handle it as a child? Did they tithe as a child? Did they grow up in a family where they gave a percentage of their money or not? Because if you didn't, this is a new financial habit.
And just to harken back years ago, when was it, 1987, when you and I were dating and I was at Auburn and you lived in Montgomery? I had no idea that I had a debt of about $9.

When we went for our first mortgage, you had had a credit card that you never paid.

And I was like, what in the world? And this was one of the first times in our marriage.

We got dinged on our credit report because the first time I'd kind of checked it when we went for a mortgage together.

And they denied us because you had a credit card that you had forgotten about that you hadn't paid.
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