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Now today's first story comes from the relationship advice

subreddit from a throwaway account that says my wife paid off my mortgage, then threw it in my face

over a disagreement. I 36 male have known my wife 37 female half my life. We reconnected 10 years ago and started dating a little less than 7

years ago and I've been married for four years. I bought our current house 10 years ago before we

started dating and refinance when rates were below 3%. We were together then and decided to just

have me on the loan. I'm a government employee making roughly 120k a year

and she works in education making roughly 40k. Quick rundown on our finances. We joined our finances

when we got married. I have roughly 4k in credit card debt. She has around 10k in credit card

and auto loan debt. Plus she brought 50k in

student loans currently sitting around 25K. We came up with a budget and planned to tackle these

debts while also investing in retirement plans from our jobs. A year ago her grandfather passed away

and she received around 150k. She sat down and asked what we should do with the money.

With our salary, we can easily pay more than minimums on our debts, plus set aside for retirement

and vacation funds. I told her it was her money to use as she wanted. She decided to pay off

the mortgage that was in my name. She met with a tax specialist

and figured out the numbers. Honestly, this made me cry because it was genuinely one of the

kindest things anyone has ever done for me. Fast forward to last Friday. We both get home

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