Q: When I got married my husband said that he’d look after our joint finances. I got pregnant early in the marriage and was happy that he’d take over paying the household bills, etc. He always said we were “doing well” and bought himself a new car, and expensive suits “needed” for work. I discovered that my husband had been privately diverting much of our joint earnings into investments in his name only. For me, her strongest advice aimed at avoiding financial infidelity is this: Don’t make financial plans emotionally or on your own.

Source: thestar July 15, 2021 09:56 UTC