Dear Amy: I recently found out that my husband of seven years has been using high-interest credit cards in his own name to buy expensive luxury items (wine, watches, clothing, etc.).
Complete transparency will at least give you a snapshot of where his problems have landed the two of you.
He should commit to seeing a counselor and perhaps attend a support group for compulsive buying. Compulsive buying can sometimes accompany other addictive behavior, and might be an expression of underlying anxiety, depression or another mental health challenge. People calling in to the show share strategies and inspiring stories. Those who have clawed their way out of debt describe the liberation of solvency, as well as the relationship benefits of working together to take back control of your financial future.I like keeping a colder house, as it helps me to breathe better. My thermostat is often set at 67. I wear layers when I am cold, as I get relief from chronic rhinitis and sinus issues.
I do watch what I spend, but I swear the thermostat has very little to do with it. I can afford to heat my own home to a balmy 73, but that is uncomfortable for me.
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