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Okay.. So how can one go about it?

Hmmmm, that's another angle to it. Perhaps I judged too early.

emmanuelewumi:
Speak for yourself, the lady is a graduate whose husband did not allow to work there must be a reason for that.


Some people will not want you to have a plan B, but they will always want you to be totally dependent on them.

emmanuelewumi:
It happens even in private hospitals. How some women inflate the bill and settles the doctors and the accounts staff of the hospital.

Nawaoooo

Things are really deteriorating fast.

Have not had experience this, maybe becauseof my stand against corruption anywhere.

Maywe not be apart of these bad attitudes.

What we get from took picks never feel stomach.

You can't partake in corrupt practices and you want God to bless the works of your hands.

It happens to both men and women. I used to have a neighbour who claimed to be a businessman, the wife was an accountant with one of the multinational oil companies with office on Victoria island


When the couple were building their house at Ajao Estate, the husband would inflate and double the cost of materials, he also did the same with mechanics for the repairs of the family cars

emmanuelewumi:
It happens even in private hospitals. How some women inflate the bill and settles the doctors and the accounts staff of the hospital.

Using an HMO plan could mitigate this

ojesymsym:
This your story. It's the reason why men sometimes act the way they do. First, in credit to woman, she has a good savings culture after all she didn't waste the money.

Since she asked for investment advise and not marriage counseling, you gave her the very best advice. However, she just lost an opportunity to earn the complete trust of her husband. If she has presented her husband with that 5 million and told him that she has been saving it from the 150 for the family, I can almost swear that oga will increase the amount to 200k per month and brag to all and sundry that he has a very good wife.
I think she missed an opportunity. Women and secrets Sha. I fear people that don't fear them.

She is already involved in corruption and she will continue until she seeks God's mercy and restitutions.

What we do in secretes always show in one way or the other....especially in ways we may have forgotten

It pays to be truthful always.

We have power over our choices, but we dont have power over the consequences that will follow later.

olujaidi:
Using an HMO plan could mitigate this

People also influence HMOs.

It's just to decide not to partake in corrupt practices

emmanuelewumi:
author=Theconglomerate post=89333528]People that can't trust their wives usually feels so because they make zero income and probably came from a place that could use a lot of help,in other words make them no use their money take solve family problems of their in laws..
That is why it is always good to be on a certain social strata before getting married,not just to raise a comfortable family but also increases one's reach in the kind of families he will pick a wife from.
No be that kind family weh you go Marry wife and you hear say them don roof house weh their late father abandon 25 years ago just after you marry her,instead of you to be happy for them,you go start to wonder why it happened immediately after you marry their daughter.
"Could it be coincidence?"you will ask yourself
Or did I just marry a BIG FAT FÙCKING RAT that I will be stocked with for the rest of my life
Immediately your hair will start falling off in your early thirties due to over thinking and the inevitable financial mishap that awaits you.
One will stop eating,start daydreaming,losing focus and start exhibiting symptoms of poverty even before it starts and then the shocking news will come
Guess what it is;
The mother in law that had 2 lazy grown up sons and semi frustrated daughters that could barely fix their leaking roof for 7 years just took delivery of a new SUV and now wear only gold necklace and now tie hollandis wrapper to sit at home.
And then yours truly,the angel God personally sent to rescue a generation out of poverty will pay a visit one day to them,stays dumbfounded,goes back home with his wife and die of heart attack leaving behind all what he has toiled for,for a people he don't know..
I will be the last person to date or marry a poor woman
This story is very generic and refers to no one in particular,take it to heart at your own risk cos I won't bother responding to criticism.
It is not an advise!



So you want to marry a woman that is not poor? What is your definition of a poor woman?


I think one should not marry a lazy woman, with the wrong attitude about money. This include making of money and management of money.
Avoid women and people with an entitlement mentality.

Avoid selfish people.


A lady once got in touch with me on Nairaland, she is a full time house wife. She wanted to invest N10 millon. I always ask people the source of their funds
The woman said her husband placed her on a monthly salary of 150k every month, she inflated house expenses and the children school fees. Which she claimed she uses in settling her parents and siblings expenses.

I now told her to first of all discuss with her husband, because my wife always seek my advice whenever she wants to invest.



But this woman said she could not tell her husband, she said if the husband should know that she has that type of fund, the husband might reduce her salary, reduce house upkeep allowance, start paying the school fees himself and scrutinize all expenses.

Apart from that she said her husband was currently broke, he needed a loan of N5 million from his bank that will fetch him a profit of N2 million.


I sha advised her to buy money market funds, but whenever I remember that encounter it makes me to fear and respect some women.


Madam don't be offended if you are reading this, I didn't put your name. We are only sharing experience.

This is a deeply unhappy woman. The husband has not put any effort into making the closest human being to him happy. He deserves all he is getting.

EDIT:I just read that he stopped her,a graduate,from working. This is his karma.

emmanuelewumi:
It happens to both men and women. I used to have a neighbour who claimed to be a businessman, the wife was an accountant with one of the multinational oil companies with office on Victoria island


When the couple were building their house at Ajao Estate, the husband would inflate and double the cost of materials, he also did the same with mechanics for the repairs of the family cars

Mmmmmm

missjekyll:
This is a deeply unhappy woman. The husband has not put any effort into making the closest human being to him happy. He deserves all he is getting.

EDIT:I just read that he stopped her,a graduate,from working. This is his karma.

He doesn't want the wife to be richer than him naaaw...


Okonji Iweala is richer than her husband, that would not have happened if she was a full time house wife

emmanuelewumi:
So you want to marry a woman that is not poor? What is your definition of a poor woman?


I think one should not marry a lazy woman, with the wrong attitude about money. This include making of money and management of money.
Avoid women and people with an entitlement mentality.

Avoid selfish people.


A lady once got in touch with me on Nairaland, she is a full time house wife. She wanted to invest N10 millon. I always ask people the source of their funds
The woman said her husband placed her on a monthly salary of 150k every month, she inflated house expenses and the children school fees. Which she claimed she uses in settling her parents and siblings expenses.

I now told her to first of all discuss with her husband, because my wife always seek my advice whenever she wants to invest.



But this woman said she could not tell her husband, she said if the husband should know that she has that type of fund, the husband might reduce her salary, reduce house upkeep allowance, start paying the school fees himself and scrutinize all expenses.

Apart from that she said her husband was currently broke, he needed a loan of N5 million from his bank that will fetch him a profit of N2 million.


I sha advised her to buy money market funds, but whenever I remember that encounter it makes me to fear and respect some women.


Madam don't be offended if you are reading this, I didn't put your name. We are only sharing experience.

Women have finessed boyfriends and husbands since tipe tipe. I remember hearing such stories as a child and as an adult from older women with all sorts of justifications. If the husband tries to question these things they resort to using his sense of responsibility against him with emotional blackmail (among other tools). These aren't even housewives o. They're professionals with established careers.

olujaidi:
Using an HMO plan could mitigate this

Yes

He placed her on 150k salary as compensation for not working and trust her enough not to be crosschecking little details here and there. It's amazing how you completely blamed the man for a life many women would dream of.

missjekyll:
This is a deeply unhappy woman. The husband has not put any effort into making the closest human being to him happy. He deserves all he is getting.

EDIT:I just read that he stopped her,a graduate,from working. This is his karma.

ukay2:
People also influence HMOs.

It's just to decide not to partake in corrupt practices

Agreed but only up to a point. If you've paid the premium, your medical costs will be covered to some extent (depending on your plan) which limits the out of pocket expenses. Also, some employers pay for health insurance so the premium doesn't need to come from the staff. In which case, the amount that can be swindled is much lower than it would have been otherwise

missjekyll:
This is a deeply unhappy woman. The husband has not put any effort into making the closest human being to him happy. He deserves all he is getting.

EDIT:I just read that he stopped her,a graduate,from working. This is his karma.

She's taking advantage of his trust. If not, why hasn't she stopped it? Instead she's afraid that she won't be able to continue. Her current career is to fleece him, lol. It looks like she feels justified to do so. If so, what could her motivation be?

Are you disguising selfishness as karma? In that case, what's her own karma?

NL1960:
Where are you presently based?.

Ph sir. Why?

Except this case is exactly like that but some men when they reach a certain social status feel it is belittling for their wives to be under some form of employment. Some see it as a way of protecting their investment. A man that can pay a wife and income 1.8m per annum is not a poor man, what business can the woman do that she would quickly be able to be ahead of the man when she does not have the experience.
Some men also feel that their homefront should not be abandoned by both father and mother.

emmanuelewumi:

He doesn't want the wife to be richer than him naaaw...


Okonji Iweala is richer than her husband, that would not have happened if she was a full time house wife

ojesymsym:
Except this case is exactly like that but some men when they reach a certain social status feel it is belittling for their wives to be under some form of employment. Some see it as a way of protecting their investment. A man that can pay a wife and income 1.8m per annum is not a poor man, what business can the woman do that she would quickly be able to be ahead of the man when she does not have the experience.
Some men also feel that their homefront should not be abandoned by both father and mother.

He should set up a business for her, but some men are afraid the wife's business can become so big.


An electrician set up a bukateria for his wife, the woman made good morning from this business. And wanted to assist the man with the house rent, school fees and other domestic expenses, but the husband refused. He is the sole provider and will not accept any assistance from his wife

They were living at Ajegunle, the woman used her excess funds to buy a plot of land at Iyana Iba and started building a bungalow of two flats . Which was completed in five years.

Meanwhile the husband the sole provider does not have a house in Lagos.


It got to a time when their house at Ajegunle was sold and the family had to relocate to another part of Lagos

Do you know that the man paid house rent for 2 years before he got to know that his wife was his landlady .

Theconglomerate:
445. Speculators,exporters and yahoo boys are winning... It is safe to assume emefiele might be running out of magic now. Don't take my word for anything,I might be drunk on tomato paste

I wish I had bought earlier, the current price is high.

olujaidi:
Agreed but only up to a point. If you've paid the premium, your medical costs will be covered to some extent (depending on your plan) which limits the out of pocket expenses. Also, some employers pay for health insurance so the premium doesn't need to come from the staff

Yes Sir

Most of the day eatry outlets in Lagos eg Tantalizers, Sweet Sensations, Mama Kas etc are small businesses which some men established for their wives which now became so big and then feeding the whole family

Same with some of the very big private schools like Chrisland etc

I think Tantanlizer and one prominent pharmaceutical are a partnership between husband and wife.

emmanuelewumi:
Most of the day eatry outlets in Lagos eg Tantalizers, Sweet Sensations, Mama Kas etc are small businesses which some men established for their wives which now became so big and then feeding the whole family

Same with some of the very big private schools like Chrisland etc

Those are the extreme macho men.

emmanuelewumi:
He should set up a business for her, but some men are afraid the wife's business can become so big.


An electrician set up a bukateria for his wife, the woman made good morning from this business. And wanted to assist the man with the house rent, school fees and other domestic expenses, but the husband refused. He is the sole provider and will not accept any assistance from his wife

They were living at Ajegunle, the woman used her excess funds to buy a plot of land at Iyana Iba and started building a bungalow of two flats . Which was completed in five years.

Meanwhile the husband the sole provider does not have a house in Lagos.


It got to a time when their house at Ajegunle was sold and the family had to relocate to another part of Lagos

Do you know that the man paid house rent for 2 years before he got to know that his wife was his landlady .

ojesymsym:
I think Tantanlizer and one prominent pharmaceutical are a partnership between husband and wife.

Mrs Ayeni was running the business from their house at Festac, before the husband resigned to join in the business.


The wife is the MD of the business, while the husband is the chairman

emmanuelewumi:
He doesn't want the wife to be richer than him naaaw...


Okonji Iweala is richer than her husband, that would not have happened if she was a full time house wife

Okonjo-Iweala's husband is a neurosurgeon. I might be mistaken but that's probably the best paying medical specialty which currently pays a median salary of 656k. The president of the world Bank earns $516k. Now he's always been a neurosurgeon but she wasn't always a top shot or minister.

I can only compare based on salary. I don't have details of other compensation from board positions or investments

emmanuelewumi:
Meanwhile the husband the sole provider does not have a house in Lagos.


It got to a time when their house at Ajegunle was sold and the family had to relocate to another part of Lagos

Do you know that the man paid house rent for 2 years before he got to know that his wife was his landlady .

So that story is true. Lol

ojesymsym:
Those are the extreme macho men.

Suffering and smiling, the problems of the average Nigerian men.

emmanuelewumi:
Suffering and smiling, the problems of the average Nigerian men.

Loooooool

olujaidi:
Okonjo-Iweala's husband is a neurosurgeon. I might be mistaken but that's probably the best paying medical specialty which pays a median salary of 656k. The president of the world Bank earns $516k.

I can only compare based on salary. I don't have details of other compensation from board positions or investments

She is richer than the husband. How many surgeries will the husband perform in a year.
She is an Economist and a Finance professional, this people understand the language of finance and money. So forget salaries...


The CEO of Access Bank earns less than N80 million per annum, but over N900 million as dividends.

For people finance, investment income is the real deal

emmanuelewumi:
She is richer than the husband. How many surgeries will the husband perform in a year.
She is an Economist and a Finance professional, this people understand the language of finance and money. So forget salaries...


The CEO of Access Bank earns less than N80 million per annum, but over N900 million as dividends.

For people finance, investment income is the real deal

Na so Sir.

Na why we are following your advice.

emmanuelewumi:
She is richer than the husband. How many surgeries will the husband perform in a year.
She is an Economist and a Finance professional, this people understand the language of finance and money. So forget salaries...


The CEO of Access Bank earns less than N80 million per annum, but over N900 million as dividends.

For people finance, investment income is the real deal

I didn't base my argument on investment income because we don't have those details. Chances are he has investments too.

You'd be surprised that there are a lot of finance professionals who don't know these things. You'd expect an accountant to be prudent or a smart financial decision maker but that's not always the case