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Posted on 3/8/19 at 1:43 pm to Pesticide
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She wants all the bells and whistles including a lot of aftermarket shite.
Gonna pay a lot more than 40k if she is wanting that on a 2018 or 2019 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited.
ETA: Please don’t tell me she wants one of those fugly “angry eye” grills on this Jeep. Those are horrible.
This post was edited on 3/8/19 at 1:46 pm
Posted on 3/8/19 at 8:26 pm to BurningHeart
My wife and I (31 years together) have never had a combined account.
I pay Insurance/Phone/Satellite/Internet and my expenses (gas/lunch etc).
She pays Groceries, electricity/garbage and her expenses.
I rarely eat at home so groceries are minimal. Our house is rather small so electricity average is probably $120 per month.
I make about twice as much but I save the majority of my income (401k + investments).
I cover or share major expenses.
I paid for the house 100% (small but paid for).
She got a new car last year. I paid half and she paid half (cash)
We recently had a new roof which I paid for.
We share in the tax return 50/50 even though I pay about 75%.
I should point out that this works for us but may not for everyone. We do not have children which may be a major factor.
I pay Insurance/Phone/Satellite/Internet and my expenses (gas/lunch etc).
She pays Groceries, electricity/garbage and her expenses.
I rarely eat at home so groceries are minimal. Our house is rather small so electricity average is probably $120 per month.
I make about twice as much but I save the majority of my income (401k + investments).
I cover or share major expenses.
I paid for the house 100% (small but paid for).
She got a new car last year. I paid half and she paid half (cash)
We recently had a new roof which I paid for.
We share in the tax return 50/50 even though I pay about 75%.
I should point out that this works for us but may not for everyone. We do not have children which may be a major factor.
Posted on 3/8/19 at 9:05 pm to BurningHeart
We have our own accounts when she works and split the bills. If you find a women that matches your income and chores around the house you better marry that women .
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