Arguing Over Money

Gary North - January 13, 2018

Arguments over money are a good indicator of divorce, or so this recent article says.

https://www.garynorth.com/snip/1309.htm

The main argument is over spending. One spouse spends more than the other one thinks is wise.

If this is a problem in your household, you had better get it resolved. The divorce lawyers will clean up if you don't.

I recommend budgeting. You can use www.Mint.com. Or use my site: www.DeliveranceFromDebt.com.

My wife and I occasionally argue over money. I tell her she ought to go out and splurge on something she doesn't really need. She never does. But she lives at Home Depot . . . and vacations at Lowe's. She will buy a new tool without remorse. That's OK with me.

I buy used books on Amazon at least twice a month. She doesn't object. That's because I used to spend $200 at a used book store. Amazon is my methadone. It's cheap therapy for an old addiction. It calms me. She understands.