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In this round, she says: A cleaning lady was too expensive, that’s why we cut back. He says: not having help costs us money.
In this round, he says: Pyschotherapy is too expensive for just anyone. She says: Thing again, there are definite ways to save.
This round, she says let’s get yet another pet. He says we’ve busted our budget by falling for the cute and fuzzy one too many times already.
This round, he says lunch money offers the right opportunity for personal finance lessons to last a lifetime. She says: over my dead body.
This round, he says college costs will go down, meaning they won't have to save as much. She says, let's prepare for the worst.
"Not losing money is the new way of making money!"
In this round, she says: summer time is the right time for setting aside Christmas cash. He says: let's revel in the joy of giving … ourselves a break.
In the latest husband vs. wife installment, the Fuchs discuss how to gift money to your kids without paying big time.
A married couple debates how to estimate life-expectancy and the amount of money you'll need in retirement.
Lori and Marek Fuchs have never fought in their 16 years of marriage—except over money.