Should Couples Have Their Own Money?
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A missing diamond, secret runaway funds and one question that seriously divided the Murray household: should couples have their own money?
This week, Jo reveals the panic of realising the diamond had disappeared from her ring mid-flight to Mallorca — and the small matter of whether Conor had actually insured it. 👀
Then it's over to the Murray Mailbag, where things get surprisingly heated. Should married couples combine everything? Should you always have money that's completely your own? If one partner earns more, should they have more spending money? And is keeping an emergency "runaway fund" just sensible?
Plus, your answers to the most ridiculous thing your partner has ever spent money on — featuring unused golf memberships, Star Wars helmets, pedigree sheep, €100 worth of coffee beans for someone without a coffee machine… and a €7,000 watch.
Elsewhere, Conor prepares for Ibiza with the best of intentions, Jo survives the Dublin Horse Show, and we discover an entirely new world of tiny horses.
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Chapters
00:00 Coming Up
01:50 Conor Prepares For Ibiza
03:16 "Best Intentions Murray"
04:39 Jo & Conor At The Dublin Horse Show
08:48 Jo's Bali Horse-Riding Controversy
09:45 The Sexist Car Park Pillar Strikes Again
10:40 Jo Takes Someone's Wing Mirror Off
12:39 Jo's Previous Car Crash Story
14:53 Jo Loses Her Diamond On The Flight
18:34 Murray Mailbag: Should Couples Have Their Own Money?
21:06 If One Partner Earns More, Should They Get More?
22:19 Jo Doesn't Believe In Pensions 😂
24:41 Should Every Woman Have A Runaway Fund?
26:10 Joint Accounts vs Separate Money
28:45 What's The Most Ridiculous Thing Your Partner Has Bought?
30:58 Your Partners' Wildest Purchases
33:49 So... Should Couples Have Separate Money?
34:27 Recommendations & Outro
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