Say that your parents were just in town for a visit and, being incredibly generous people, slipped you some cash on their way out the door.
You are a SAHM and don't come by much fun money -- but bills are covered, savings is healthy, and this is fun money.
Would you tell DH and split it with him? 50-50, or an uneven split?
Does your answer change if it was $20 versus, say, $100?

Re: A not-so-hypothetical poll
ditto!
I wouldn't hide it but I would definitely use it on whatever I wanted if all other bases were covered.
my money is his and his is mine... there would be no splitting or hiding... it would just be... I would tell him about it and how I plan to spend it.
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My parents call it "turnpike money" -- when I was in undergrad and came home to visit, they used to give me enough to cover the tolls to drive back to college. Plus a little extra.
I always end up telling DH and splitting it with him down the middle. But I'm always tempted not to!
DD1, 1/5/2008 ~~~ DD2, 3/17/2010
this.
I think if you feel that you have to hide money from your H, then there are bigger problems there.
This is probably what my DH would do too.
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This. All money is 'our' money - there is no 'my' money so I would tell him and just stick it my wallet to spend on whatever needs buying. (Which could be food, formula, or a manicure.)
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This, but IDK if I would even think to tell him. I pretty much handle everything financial in the family: I pay the bills and he doesn't shop, so I don't see this as an issue. If I wanted to use it for me I wouldn't think twice.
Ditto!
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Ditto!
DH's Aunt gives him money like that all the time. We usually use it to go out to dinner or do something together.