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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If this is his household money you've been putting in an account, then it's a joint savings account. Sorry, honey.[/quote] If it's her allowance that he has GIVEN her, and she is budget conscious enough to have saved it, then no I don't think she stole it. [/quote] I agree. Lucy Ricardo budgeted the same way. [/quote] Ok...but when does she have to financially contribute to the household. DH has said he's out of money. She has some. They are married. They bought the house together. It's a partnership and it's her turn to step up.[/quote] I definitely don't think OP "stole" money. That's how my parents operated, and my mom would "save up" for things that way -- stuff that wasn't essential. Or set it aside for a vacation fund or whatever. No big deal and I think the word "allowance" is loaded these days. BUT. And it's a giant BUT. It is seriously NOT OKAY for OP to hoard money when the household is struggling. Unless her husband is a known gambler, alcoholic, whatever, which she has not suggested he is. So they're both in the wrong. He shouldn't have just routed the money without discussion, but by discussion, I mean having a conversation that goes like this: DH: We've had some surprise expenses this month, dear, I think we need to dip into your reserves. DW: Crap, that new roof really cost more than we expected. Let's figure out a way to put the money back when we can -- you know I feel better when we have a solid cushion. So both OP and her DH are behaving badly, but OP is the one whining about "stealing" and that's really gross. Im a SAHM, but I agree if she is that distrustful or worried about $$, then she should figure out a way to bring in money.[/quote]
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