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BabyMa19

New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 28 Feb 2006
Posts: 24
Married And Financially Confused
Posted: 05-11-06 13:05pm

Hey all,

i need some advice from anyone who can give it. I recently got married in december and I am in total love with my husband. I love him to death. We also bought our new home late october. Once married we decided to put our money together into a joint account. ( me having the most) we did this thinking it would be easier on our house bills and utilities. Well my problem is that my darling husband always questions my expenses when I go somewhere. Which I hate! I've told him I know how to spend my money wisely and he knows I am a very good saver. Being that I did have more money before we put our money together. Now we fight all the time, because of this. It's gotten to the point where I just want to take everything I went in with and put it in a different bank. What should I do?
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sandyallen

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Joined: 02 Feb 2004
Posts: 4580

Posted: 05-11-06 16:52pm

Sit him down and talk to him, tell him everything you are telling us. You cannot allow things to build up inside of you! Once you become married it is both of your money. Have him sit down with you sometimes when you are paying the bills, have him go shopping with you so that he will see just how much things cost. My .Grandmother told me to never got to bed mad with your partner or upset and I have found out why, because it builds and builds until you blow or until you make yourself sick with an ulcer but you must do what you feel is the right thing to do, if you feel that going to see a counselor will help then go for it.
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