Should Women Keep a Secret Money Stash?

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Ubczkocl of OR @ Nov 16, 2009 05:21:18 AM

Everyone should have a stash!

I plan on getting a joint bank account with my fiancée soon for the things we pay together like rent, groceries, holidays, meals out which most of my income will go into, but not all of it! I suspect he will want an individual account too. Obviously just in case we were to split up its good to have enough savings not to have to wait months before we move out... but there are some transactions I want to make in secret. His birthday presents for instance, helping my parents save for when my little sister goes to college and charity donations.

I don't think keeping the account itself secret is healthy though. If I found out he had an account I had no knowledge of at all I'd be very concerned.

Helen of PA @ Oct 06, 2008 09:57:35 AM