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by Xylakant
3643 days ago
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> Having a partner doubles your income. That's only true if the partner earns about the same as you do. Being married (or in an official relationship) lowers your tax burden if you're earning unevenly (you're basically taxed based on the average of your wages in a system with a progressive tax rate), but that's all. It doesn't magic any money into existing. If you're both earning the same, you savings are exactly 0. What having a partner really helps with is sharing costs. You only need a single flat (but probably a larger one), a single household, maybe share a car, ... |
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