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What’s fair?

Loloharding · 2020-06-12 08:54:27

Just wondering how others might view my unusual situation. My husband and I met in our 40s and already owned our own houses (mine owned outright and his mortgaged.) He moved to my house due to me having children settled in my home town. He kept his and rents it out, although low rents in that area and his tax bracket mean…

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Jami74 Posts: 1,322 Forumite

14 June 2020 at 5:13PM

Loloharding said:

My question is that when we work our monthly finances should I class my house as part of my contribution?

It sounds a bit like you are asking whether he should be paying 'rent' to stay in your house. Personally, if I wanted someone to live with me in a home that was already paid for I'd let them stay for free.

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