All sorted - she apologised and took some for lunch and having my leftovers later.
As usual GD delivers. “Ditch her” “poo in letterbox” “ovary punch” “lasagne punch” etc. etc.
All sorted - she apologised and took some for lunch and having my leftovers later.
As usual GD delivers. “Ditch her” “poo in letterbox” “ovary punch” “lasagne punch” etc. etc.
Depends on overtime but ~2.5x. She needs to clear an overdraft and it was my idea her contributing to food instead of going down any rental/bills agreement type pathWhat is the wage disparity? So we can tell if you are being trodden all over or not
That wage disparity is about the same as me and my Wife.
She pays:
40% of the rent
50% of the pet insurance
Half the food bills (inc dog food)
Half the Sky TV
I pay
60% of the rent
50% of the pet insurance
Half the food bills
Half the Sky TV
TV Licence
Gas/Electric
Broadband
Water
Contents Insurance
My Car + Petrol (she doesn't drive though)
Netflix
Amazon Prime
Spotify
It's about pro-rata.
That wage disparity is about the same as me and my Wife.
She pays:
40% of the rent
50% of the pet insurance
Half the food bills (inc dog food)
Half the Sky TV
I pay
60% of the rent
50% of the pet insurance
Half the food bills
Half the Sky TV
TV Licence
Gas/Electric
Broadband
Water
Contents Insurance
My Car + Petrol (she doesn't drive though)
Netflix
Amazon Prime
Spotify
It's about pro-rata.
Did you still have your Apple™ Airpods in? Pretty sure she said she'd prefer shellfish...We went to M&S where I spent £16 on dinner. She asked if she could take leftovers for lunch to which I said no as planned to have tomorrow for both our dinners instead of spending more money. I then got called selfish
Oh, it happens easily enough - We've had to do that sort of thing a few times ourselves... Once, I even forgot how many crew my superyacht requires and accidentally hired twice the number, including a pair of captains. For a whole week, we had to restrict our dining to places with only two Michelin stars!!Can't imagine times are that tight if you're shopping at M&S for your dinner
You’re married and you split bills this way?
Is all your left over money yours then?
That's for the courts to decideIs all your left over money yours then?
So in effect you're clearing her overdraft by contributing disproportionately more. There's nothing wrong with that of course, especially if you think this will be a very long term relationship. But you should be aware of what you're doing in case you do split up shorter term.Depends on overtime but ~2.5x. She needs to clear an overdraft and it was my idea her contributing to food instead of going down any rental/bills agreement type path
You’re married and you split bills this way?
I earn nearly 3 times what my wife earns, both salaries go in to a joint account and we save the surplus... I couldn’t imagine splitting bills this way!
My wife works part time to enable her to drop our daughter at school and be there to pick her up in the afternoon. She gets 3 days off a week, and she's an utter hero for the graft she puts in to cook, clean and bond our family together.
Like you, we pool our funds and make joint decisions on what the surplus gets spent on. I couldn't care less what the spend ratio is, you couldn't put a price on what a wife and mother does.
I can't imagine squabbling with her over food. I can only assume that people doing that aren't married with kids?
My wife works part time to enable her to drop our daughter at school and be there to pick her up in the afternoon. She gets 3 days off a week, and she's an utter hero for the graft she puts in to cook, clean and bond our family together.
Like you, we pool our funds and make joint decisions on what the surplus gets spent on. I couldn't care less what the spend ratio is, you couldn't put a price on what a wife and mother does.
I can't imagine squabbling with her over food. I can only assume that people doing that aren't married with kids?