A weekly meeting between spouses is a very important part of being able to  implement a controlled financial environment.
It’s a very delightful thing to do.
We can also refer to this as a “Money Huddle”. On a weekly basis, the husband and wife get together and talk about finances.
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I recently saw the following post on a personal finance blog:
"If you are generating a little extra income - where would you put the surplus?
a) pay off the mortgage; b) pay off outstanding credit card debt; c) invest in IRA; d) invest in IRA and kids; f) go on a family vacation; g) start an emergency fund?
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I have noticed, in my experience, that if an employer offers a pension
plan (a fast-disappearing retirement benefit virtually unheard of by
anyone younger than 40) that a potential employee will often jump at
the chance to work for such an employer.
The potential employee takes no thought except to ask what type of retirement benefits are offered.
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I have clients that are doing very well in today's recession.
How? They stay within their Master Plan.
When
I mention the Master Plan in my seminars, I always get several
questions about how to create a Master Plan, since most people seem to
be horribly confused about how to plan their financial life due to the
mishmash of conflicting information they read in today's popular press.
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 In the movie "The Perfect Storm" all the elements of wind, ocean and lightning combine to sink a ship in the biggest way ever!
When we review last year's financial disasters, they all look just exactly like the "perfect financial storm."
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