Arguments over finances can be especially intense when one spouse brings in more income than the other or is unemployed.
Not exact matches
I'll call again for a thorough review of Arsenal's
finances in an Article or a few that lays it out
over the last 10 years, that way we can truly assess that
argument.
-- Vote against the
finance bill after listening to the people's concerns
over issues like the 10p tax rate (assuming the bill remains talking about retrospective taxation)-- Recognise the much bulkier and more vast
argument against 42 days legislation and support the rebellion against this legislation rather than supporting the PR men and the policy writers to the hilt regardless of the realities of the situation.
At that point, many thought the equity
argument in school
finance was
over.
In fact, we keep separate
finances so that there's no
arguments over money, because I got tired of that... back when I financially supported my first husband when HE was following HIS dream.
The only real
argument I can think of for a 529
over taxable in your case would be a behavioral
finance one: the 529 is earmarked for education, no questions asked.
There's probably an
argument to be made we're at the «media attention» stage, where the bull market starts to cross
over from the
Finance / Business pages and channels to more mainstream coverage, though that certainly hasn't happened in the huge way it did at the end of the 1990s.
Again, the
argument is not that interest rates are irrelevant, or that there is no relationship between total government liabilities and inflation (though the tightest relationship is between government spending growth, regardless of how it is
financed, and inflation - particularly
over horizons of 4 - 5 years).
One day an
argument erupted
over finances and custody of the children.
With a majority of marriages ending because of
arguments or disagreements
over money, doesn't it just make sense to lay - out the
finances before you say «I do.»