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    Quote Originally Posted by Greebo View Post
    First - yes, your husband is a good man.

    Second - why didn't he know that the budget isn't working already?

    Are the two of you on the same page on the household finances? Or are you doing the budgeting solo?
    He does know and we do our budget together. It was just part of our conversation about the budget that we need to bring in a bit more income. If my disability goes up a little more it won't even be an issue. It is just taking the VA forever to give us a decision.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AmyBoz View Post
    It's wonderful when your goals line up nicely with your spouses!
    I am very lucky. My husband and I have the same life goals and wishes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dianeeileen View Post
    You are so very lucky to have such a wonderful husband. I do have an idea for you that might keep you at home and he not having to take a second job. For the past few years until just recently I sold used books on Amazon.com and half.com. I did pretty good about 300.00 a month. Many others do much better but I was very limited in time and room. I got 90 percent of my books from The Salvation Army store and the Good Will. Just a thought. If you want more info email me off list. Diane
    Great idea. I will have to give that a try.

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    Quote Originally Posted by militlady View Post
    He does know and we do our budget together. It was just part of our conversation about the budget that we need to bring in a bit more income. If my disability goes up a little more it won't even be an issue. It is just taking the VA forever to give us a decision.
    Excellent - then you have a really great guy there.
    If you could kick in the pants the person responsible for your problems, you wouldn't be able to sit for a month.

    Did you know that a 4 year student paying $20,000/year who finances their education graduates with over $103,000 in debt to start? But a student who works and pays cash and takes 6 years to graduate ends with $6,300 in their pocket! So much for "getting a head start by financing!"


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    I have a wonderful dh also. His construction business is slow in MI right now and he is working a second job. I handle the finances unless there is a large purchase. He doesn't want anything to do with them. He trusts me with them as I have been doing this for 34 years and we've always had money in the bank and debt gets paid off quickly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dianeeileen View Post
    You are so very lucky to have such a wonderful husband. I do have an idea for you that might keep you at home and he not having to take a second job. For the past few years until just recently I sold used books on Amazon.com and half.com. I did pretty good about 300.00 a month. Many others do much better but I was very limited in time and room. I got 90 percent of my books from The Salvation Army store and the Good Will. Just a thought. If you want more info email me off list. Diane
    Did you buy certain kinds of books to sell? Is it more expensive to sell on ebay?

    Thanks,

    Pam

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