Two focused sessions where you and your partner build a real shared budget, define clear rules about money, and practice the conversations that matter — before they become arguments.
Each session is hands-on, practical, and designed to produce real outcomes — not just ideas.
Using guided worksheets, each couple maps out their actual income and expenses — not an ideal version, but what's genuinely happening with your money right now.
You'll define how shared expenses work, what stays personal, how big purchases get decided, and what happens when one person earns more than the other.
In a facilitated group setting, you'll rehearse the money conversations most couples avoid — so when they happen at home, you already know how to navigate them.
Whether you're planning a wedding, signing your first lease together, or expecting a baby — there's a moment when money conversations can't be postponed anymore.
These workshops are designed for couples who haven't had a serious money conversation yet and want to start on solid ground — together.
By the end of both sessions, you'll have tangible outputs you can actually use.
A real, completed budget that reflects your actual household — income, fixed costs, variable spending, and savings goals.
Clear, written rules about shared accounts, individual spending, who pays what, and how financial decisions get made as a couple.
A timeline and savings approach for the major costs ahead — furniture, rent deposit, birth expenses, baby supplies — planned before they arrive.
Frameworks and language for ongoing money conversations — so you can revisit your budget together without it turning into a fight.
Ibvante workshops are group facilitation sessions — a structured space where couples work through their own financial reality side by side, guided by clear frameworks and open conversation.
You don't get told what to do. You build it together, with your own numbers, your own priorities, and your own agreements.
Every exercise uses your real numbers. No hypothetical scenarios or generic examples.
You work on your couple's finances privately. The group setting provides structure and shared learning.
Content and examples reflect the actual financial realities of young couples in Paraguay today.
Reach out to learn about upcoming workshop dates and how to register your couple.
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