I’m really conflicted with whether to let my husband have the knowledge of how much I earn monthly. As much as it may not be a big deal, I wouldn’t want him running from house responsibilities because he knows well how much I earn.
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I’m really conflicted with whether to let my husband have the knowledge of how much I earn monthly. As much as it may not be a big deal, I wouldn’t want him running from house responsibilities because he knows well how much I earn.
There is nothing wrong if you share such details with your husband. You have trusted him with your life, so I see no problem in sharing financial statements.
I believe part of being married is sharing finances, even if you maintain seperate accounts your financial situations are intertwined. Therefore, I think you have an obligation to disclose your finances to your spouse, especially if you are exposing them to financial risk. But that’s just my opinion, ultimately the only opinions that matter are yours and that of your spouse.