CrimeaPRESS reports:
Most often, financial disagreements occur in families where a woman earns more than a man, while in most cases the fair sex becomes the initiator of the quarrel. Representatives of the economically active population who are married or in a relationship in Crimea took part in the survey of the SuperJob service for finding highly paid jobs.
The fact that a man earns more in their family was reported by 47% of the stronger sex and 40% of women. According to every fifth respondent, their incomes are approximately the same in their couple. 19% of men and 16% of the fair sex spoke about the higher salary of a woman in the family. Every fourth woman and 27% of men admitted that the lack of money in the family budget sometimes becomes a reason for conflicts. This happens much more often in couples where a woman earns more: 44% of men with a lower income than their wife, and 33% of female earners shared this experience. Women who earn about the same as their husbands (20%) and men with higher incomes (22%) are the least likely to report financial quarrels.— noted in the press service of the service.
The initiators of conflicts due to lack of money are more often the fair sex: 44% of women and 46% of men reported that this was exactly the case in their recent dispute. There are more women earners who admit to instigating quarrels on a financial topic than among women who earn less than their husbands (64% versus 32%). Men with less income than their spouses blame their other half for this more often than others (49%).
Time of the event: June 1-21, 2023
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