Elizabeth Ayoola

So my bill is going to be higher while she's here.

It is.

It is.

But I don't like the flies that come in my house with the.

Oh, OK.

Fair.

Fair.

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The honest answer is I'd be giving unsolicited advice.

I don't tell them exactly what to do, like what to invest in.

And, you know, but I will put some suggestions out there, especially if I see red flags in how they're managing their money.

I also direct them to resources like NerdWallet or YouTube videos.

It can be tricky when you're in a relationship with someone, right?

You want to help them and you want them to flourish financially.

But I think you have to be careful and toe the line with telling them exactly what to do with their money.

And I don't know that I would want my partner asking a whole Reddit community what I should do with my money either.

Yeah.

But I mean, I'm sure the intentions are well, because, you know, they could have been like, oh, do what you want with your money.

And I don't care.

But obviously, he wants to put his partner in a better financial situation.