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His reasoning is that he wants to use his money for trading and investments. I might add that during the last four years that we have known each other, he has not had any positive investments to report on his tax return.
What do you believe is a fair compromise here? How do I get him to realize that I am not taking advantage of him, but that he is a grown man and should be able and willing to pay his share without complaining?
Sincerely,
The Homeowner and Second Wife
Dear Homeowner,
One man’s rent is another woman’s expenses.
You’ve known each other for four years, you’ve been married for two, and you are both on your second marriages. I support your decision to have separate bank accounts, at least for now, and to have some arrangement where your husband pays his way. He pays more than half of the expenses on your home, but you have also spent $650,000 on a home and worked hard to pay it off by your mid-40s.
“ ‘His monthly living expenses never go up, and he lives in a large home. That’s a sweet deal.’ ”
I assume you had a conversation about finances before you married, and you jointly agreed to this $2,000. Given that your husband wishes to pay less so he can play the stock market — and has dismissed your suggestion of contributing to a home that you jointly own — I think he’s getting a good bargain. His monthly living expenses never go up, and he lives in a large home.
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