For many couples, money is a touchy subject that's best avoided. However, financial advisors Heather and Douglas Boneparth told CNBC that having those conversations can make partners even closer because of how central our finances are to our lives and emotional well-being.
"Money is more than money," Heather said. "Some of the emotions we tie to money include love, safety, independence, trust, control — and that's true for people from any socioeconomic background."
