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Now, today's first story comes from a throwaway account who says, am I the asshole for not

wanting my husband to have access to my inheritance?

My mother passed away last year and the entire process is about to come to an end in just

a few weeks.

For the past six months, my husband has been looking at a multitude of things that on a regular

day, we definitely can't afford.

He'd have to use credit or save up for weeks or months.

A person can wish for stuff or want to work towards a treat for themselves, but he hasn't

made an effort to save up for these expensive purchases.

Instead, he's been asking for updates on the legal process and asking how much longer it's

going to take. He's even asked me several times about an estimated amount. I've given him very

little to no information because at this time, things can still drastically change.

For the creditor popping up and saying that money is owed or etc. He's not the most responsible

person with money. I've managed the finances full time for the past three years straight.

He used to manage our finances, but he has a history of sabotaging our financial goals and blowing

our budgets. My intention is to use half of my inheritance to move our family into a house,

and save 40% to help my children in the future, like graduations, college, trips, their

first cars, etc. And have a small emergency fund. Something we couldn't do before

this because my husband kept giving his money to his side of the family to help them with bills,

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