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How do Polish couples manage their financial issues?


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moire
Edited by: moire  May 25, 07, 06:38  #1

share everything or be financially independent?

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glowa
  May 25, 07, 06:38  #2

financially independent

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Pawel
  May 25, 07, 06:39  #3

share everything

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Wroclaw
  May 25, 07, 06:46  #4

Financially independent.

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moire
Edited by: moire  May 25, 07, 06:50  #5

Lets vote ;)

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glowa
Edited by: glowa  May 25, 07, 06:52  #6

independence - dependence: 2:1 so far (and one undecided;))

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Grzegorz_
  May 25, 07, 07:12  #7

Men work, women spend.

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Patrycja19
  May 25, 07, 09:22  #8

share independance :)))))) lol

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sapphire
  May 25, 07, 09:37  #9

Quoting: Grzegorz_
Men work, women spend.

maybe in Poland, but not always the case in other countries with Polish people.
Share bills and food, but keep separate bank accounts, dont get joint credit cards and maintain a secret source for emergencies.. thats my advice...not romantic, but practical.

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Wroclaw
  May 25, 07, 09:42  #10

I agree.

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Shellsatwork [Guest]
  May 25, 07, 10:48  #11

joint account for bills, everything else in your own account works a treat....also when you go out they pay :)

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sapphire
  May 25, 07, 10:48  #12

good advice

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krysia
Edited by: krysia  May 25, 07, 11:04  #13

That's good advice sapphire, that's what I did when I was married, but when the jerk gave me divorce papers, everything gets split in half. I had more savings in my account than he did, so the jerk took half my money I worked so hard for.
Better advice: keep your money under a matress.

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sapphire
Edited by: sapphire  May 25, 07, 11:06  #14

oh dear.. my bf is trying to get me to take out a loan for him as he cant get any credit.. but I dont wanna do it.. much as i love him.. money is the root of all evil and the cause of more relationship break ups than anything. My partner is still legally married and doesnt want to get divorced cos his house is in the name of his ex.

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Patrycja19
  May 25, 07, 11:10  #15

if I ever divorced my husband i fear loss of all the TVS in my house.. lol

yes , I have to do the same as far as seperate bank accounts. people frown
at his work saying, why dont you have joint? he admits that he is the spender
in our house and if it was up to him we would be broke..

I tell him his A** is on fire on payday, we sing that song burn baby burn to him
on payday,, lol.. and lord knows I cant give him a shopping list and send him on his
way, tried that once, thats all it took, he came home with gadgets instead of groceries!! first and last time!! lol

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BubbaWoo
  May 25, 07, 11:11  #16

Quoting: Patrycja19
why dont you have joint?


sometimes people say this to me too... but i just say NO

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sapphire
Edited by: sapphire  May 25, 07, 11:13  #17

just say YES, SI, TAK to that J

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Patrycja19
  May 25, 07, 11:13  #18

Quoting: sapphire
but I dont wanna do it.. much as i love him.. money is the root of all evil and the cause of more relationship break ups than anything.


go with your gut feeling sapp, he has to do this himself.. its not your baggage.

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Patrycja19
  May 25, 07, 11:14  #19

Quoting: BubbaWoo
sometimes people say this to me too... but i just say NO


good one bubba!! lol

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sapphire
  May 25, 07, 11:17  #20

you are right P - I have enough financial baggage of my own

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Patrycja19
  May 25, 07, 11:23  #21

Quoting: sapphire
you are right P - I have enough financial baggage of my own


and dont let him use the but dont you love me line,, yes love is strong, but he has
to not bring you into his delimmas, that would be bad, we all want to help but
your right, money is root of all evil, he has to do this for himself and keep u out
of his financial debt..

why cant he ask a parent or sibling to co-sign or take out a loan? this would be
more respectful..

you can blame that one on me, this way he wont be mad at you :))) K

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sapphire
Edited by: sapphire  May 25, 07, 11:46  #22

thanks have a good weekend..his family are poor Poles dont you know :)

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Shawn_H
  May 25, 07, 11:57  #23

What about mixed Polish / non Polish couples?

M Cdn / F Polish couple - combined...

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Patrycja19
  May 25, 07, 11:57  #24

sorry sapp, didnt mean it to sound so mother like :)

ive co-signed for my nephew, and it fell back on me and I just wouldnt want you
to end up with same situation. he may be true to his word, I didnt have a gut
feeling with my nephew I trusted because he was family and look what happened..

its really a not a easy topic because it involves a whole lotta trust. if you feel that
I guess its your call, but I felt whole lotta trust too for my nephew and he
shucked his responsibilities.. thats family were talking about too, something I didnt
expect and fully trusted.. just never know.

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