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$200 is better than nothing! That's great!!
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I'm a WAHer, and my husband has a regular old out-of-the-house full time job, but any time either of us end up with any unexpected financial blessing, "we" are the beneficiaries... so regardless of who 'earned' it, 'we' would get it, and I wouldn't feel remotely territorial over that cash if DH said 'we' got it. No need to try to poke at someone who is a SAHer. If she and her husband refer to themselves as a 'unit' rather than "ME" and "YOU" and "MY STUFF" and "YOUR STUFF", that's probably a good thing. But different strokes for different folks, I guess... |
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I don't know if she was "poking"... DH and I have lived together for almost 6 years and have been married for 3. We are JUST NOW working on combining our finances and it is different. I am 38 and have never really shared the income I earn with someone else, as odd as that sounds. We split up the bills when I first moved in and kind of kept it that way. If one of us needed more than our respective paychecks allowed, we felt free to ask the other one for that money, but mostly it was his money and my money. However, we recently decided that working on our savings together and having accountability to each other was going to help us achieve our long-term goals more effectively. Anyway, I can understand CJs point because I'm struggling to get my arms around the "we" thing myself.
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Melissa I so dearly agree with you on this. Yes while my dh did receive his annual bonus from his own family business and yes I also earn a living I do not receive a annual bonus. However with that being said I disagree with cjs216 its our money always even if he made 20,000 a year and I made 2,000 a year for example collectively we earned 22,000 a year. In a marriage well our marriage its ours not mine or yours. The bonus is for us as a family to be used for the family as it should be at least that is how I feel personally speaking. Peace. Catherine
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