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Same here. I have some friends with clearly separated accounting, and they have constant discussions of the kind I definitely don't need. Mind you they are not
by soco 2y ago
Same here. I have some friends with clearly separated accounting, and they have constant discussions of the kind I definitely don't need. Mind you they are not fighting, just arguing what should go where. I know I would have worse discussions in case of a divorce, but I'll keep them for that case.
- sokoloff 2y agoIt helps that we're pretty compatible in terms of spending habits. I'm more of a cheapskate, but we're both well aware of the math of savings/retirement and neither of us spends stupidly in the other person's opinion. If a heavy saver marries a heavy spender, I'm not sure that there exists an arrangement of accounts that will solve the problem, but separation of accounting may reduce likelihood or delay the inevitability...