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We combine everything. I’m a financial advisor and I’ve never seen a truly happy couple who keeps their asset separate. A happy marriage is like the foundation of a house and money is what usually causes cracks.
We just throw everything in one big bucket
What type of question is this? You are not sharing a trip to the beach and dividing expenses??! You are forming a family!!! You are only one piece now. Who cares who of the two earn more. Unbelievable we have these questions here
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Post marriage money is all shared. Premarital money is separate. This is what the law says anyway
We share, we are married not roommates!! No matter the differences in income!!
Equally, always had despite gaps in income.
Ma’am you have a roommate not a husband.
All income goes to our joint account. There is no his or mine. It's ours.
I do $1M per year and my wife $40k. I didn’t get married for the money and she either. We are a family and think as one. It is really dumb and it is psychological pressure to ask your partner to divide expenses. Insane people are even thinking about that if you are a family.
Based on each person’s income. Equally doesn’t make sense when one earns $150k and the other makes $75k
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What’s mine is mine, and what’s his is also mine. He don’t have this womb, he doesn’t have to give birth, shave his legs and worry when he walks home alone at night. Add to that, he can barely do anymore than I can do. It’s like living with a grown child. Can’t fix anything if his life depended on it. If you don’t bring anything to the table but cash, I’ll take it.
If you think of him in this way why did you get married?