Hey, Hey Waffle gang, I do hope you are well. My name is Mark and today we're checking out

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Now today's first story is from Lady Savings.

It is a story we've covered in the past, but now has multiple new updates attached to it as well.

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And it's titled, Am I the Arsoul?

Husband accused me of financial infidelity. Husband, 33 male and 33 female, have been married for 10 years, together since college.

Since starting out, we have made financial security a priority, and we've been able to achieve that,

albeit with some good luck along the

way. We both have good jobs, paying close to 200k each. Student loans were paid off within a few years.

Both went to state schools with some scholarships, so didn't have a lot of debt to begin with.

We live in a house I inherited from my grandmother, no mortgage and don't have any

credit card debt. We maxed out our 401ks and currently have 18 months of expenses in our emergency

fund and are still adding to it. Our cars are both paid off and should be good for another

five plus years and we don't have any credit card debt. We manage our finances

in a hybrid manner, joint account for bills and savings, and separate accounts for our

fund money. Each get a pretty generous monthly allotment. The fund money is strictly for our

individual expenses, hobbies, clothes, outing with friends, etc. And not for things like date

nights, vacations or larger joint purchases like household appliances and repairs, which come out of

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