Keep your professional hat in the ring.Įven if you plan to stay home for good, maintain your networks and stay in touch with colleagues. Don't neglect your own retirement-if you and your husband file a joint return, you can each contribute up to $5,000 a year to a spousal IRA ($6,000 if you're 50 or older).ħ. Consider putting aside money for long-term care (women tend to outlive men). Make sure you and your spouse each have adequate life insurance, a will and a living trust. Should there ever be a problem, you'll have the network you need to make important decisions. Some couples take turns paying bills on an annual basis.Īttend any meetings with an investment planner, lawyer or accountant. For your protection, be aware of how the money comes in and where it goes out. Sometimes women who aren't working feel uncomfortable participating in financial decisions. Make sure that you're listed on the deed to your home as joint owner or that the house is classified as community property. Get a credit report annually so that there are no surprises in your family's debt situation.Ī postnuptial agreement can protect assets accrued after the marriage, such as an inheritance. Look over all tax returns, investment agreements, real estate contracts and legal documents carefully. Before you do anything else, open a bank account and get a credit card in your name. If every bank account and credit card is in your husband's name, you will be a financial nobody without him. No one wants to live as though she's just waiting for her relationship to implode, but you should know that there are simple, effective-and not at all hostile-ways to protect yourself.just in case.
In an hour-long stream, Siragusa thanked everyone for their support and said many people had reached out following her emotional stream.With close to 50% of marriages ending in divorce, letting your spouse handle the monetary chores is a risk that could leave you financially vulnerable. In her first stream back, Siragusa (with dog safely in tow) updated viewers on just how different her situation had become. Makes me wonder how many others are living outwardly normal lives but suffering so badly at home.” “But she was, the whole time, living under tremendous abuse. It seemed like she was winning at life & in total control,” Youtuber Ethan Klein tweeted. “I’m scared & disturbed by what’s happening to Amouranth. It’s wrong!- KEEM 🍿 October 16, 2022īut even more people expressed support for the streamer, posting messages encouraging victims of abuse to seek help. I was just making the point that I don’t feel like any creator should lie to their fan base for money. I been getting a lot of tweets saying I support Amouranth getting abused? Now, the streamer is saying she’s taking an indefinite break from the platform. So Siragusa shocked longtime viewers on Saturday when she revealed that she was not only married but said she was the victim of emotional and financial abuse. In the six years Siragusa has been streaming, she’s amassed 6 million followers on Twitch and made at least $33 million on Onlyfans, all while being notoriously quiet about her private life.
“So I just felt like, you know what, if guys are gonna do this to you no matter what you do… you might as well just make the bag.” And her bag is a big one. “Even before I started streaming and stuff, guys would sexualize girls just out and about in public, and you aren’t able to do anything about it, really,” she explained. Known on Twitch as Amouranth, Siragusa told Rolling Stone’s Twitch channel in May that her experience with unwanted sexualization led her to monetize her looks. As one of the top female streamers on Twitch, Kaitlyn Siragusa has built a streaming empire on ASMR, cosplay, and adult entertainment content - and it doesn’t hurt that she’s very attractive.
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