Navigating financial roles can be tricky with shifting gender expectations.
Love may be priceless, but marriage certainly isn’t.
Between lobola negotiations, weddings, rent, black tax, school fees, debt, groceries and trying to build a future in an economy that feels heavier by the month, money has quietly become one of the biggest relationship stressors for modern couples.
And yet, many people still spend more time discussing wedding décor than discussing financial values.
The truth is, money can make or break a relationship, not because couples don’t love each other, but because financial silence slowly creates resentment, shame and distance.
