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    Looking for opinions on shared finances in my relationship

    @theologypoet I agree with your perspective that total compensation is total compensation, especially under the guise of active debt repayment. Maybe take a complete 50/50 view of it all by providing each of you with an equal allowance, so that he can still have an increase in his non-essential...
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    34 y/o f, divorced, playing retirement planning catchup

    @metaole You are honestly doing great! Only other suggestion I have (which you are probably already doing) - try and save as much the spousal support as you can to try and avoid it adding to any lifestyle creep, so that it is as painless as possible when it disappears.
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    34 y/o f, divorced, playing retirement planning catchup

    @metaole Funding the brokerage account before fully funding the 401k seems a bit inefficient in terms of a concentration towards retiring. I’d focus on maxing 401k first (will also help reduce e taxable limits to access ROTH as your income increases), and focus on brokerage later - once your...
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