All right, everything was going absolutely fine in their relationship until inherited money

got in the way.

It's so weird.

So I have an acquaintance who has been married to her husband for over 20 years.

It's like 23 years or something.

And sadly her mother passed away and that's their out of all of them.

That's their last parent, right?

So her husband and they've got two teenage kids.

I think they're like 14 and 16 or something.

She's been talking about the money and giving some to the kids and like what they're going

to do with it.

And her husband's like, well, it's your money.

And she goes, oh, you know, that's sweet, baby, yes, quote, unquote, underlaw.

It's my money if you inherit it, but she's like, it's the family money.

It's our money.

And he's like, no, this is your money.

You should decide.

And she pushed back again.

She was telling me, she's like, yes, I really appreciate you respecting that the money

came from my mother, but this is our family.

Like we're going to put it in investments, set up the kids.

We should take some to spend for us on a trip or something where do you want to go?

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