Queendom.com - the land of tests tests quizzes polls advice articles blog
My ProfileMy Profile

    Forgot Password?...

  New? Register here...
  My Profile tour...
spacer
Editor Pick

Franchisee Aptitude Test

Wondering how to become franchisee? Buying franchise? If you have entrepreneurial spirit, franchise opportunities abound; you just need to find the right fit. Take the Franchisee ...
take this test...
spacer
Related Tests
Tests
• Self-Esteem Test
• Values Profile
• Life Satisfaction Test
• Organization Skills Test (Personal Life Version)
• Self-Esteem Test - Abridged

Advice show

Articles show
spacer
Quick Poll
Do you listen to your intuition or gut instinct?
All the time
Most of the time
Sometimes
Rarely
Never


May 26, 2018 - Welcome Guest!

Polls » Love, Sexuality and Relationships

Women Men
How should money be divided in a seriously committed relationship in which both partners have income? How should money be divided in a seriously committed relationship in which both partners have income?
The couple should merge all of their money   The couple should merge all of their money
Each individual should have both separate money and joint funds   Each individual should have both separate money and joint funds
The individual with a higher income should have some of his/her own money, contribute to the joint fund, and give the other some extra money.   The individual with a higher income should have some of his/her own money, contribute to the joint fund, and give the other some extra money.
The individual with a higher income should have some of his/her own money, but contribute more to the joint fund.   The individual with a higher income should have some of his/her own money, but contribute more to the joint fund.
Each individual should maintain separate money   Each individual should maintain separate money
Other   Other
   

follow
share
GoodTherapy.org Therapist Directory
about - FAQs - Queendom media services - Press releases - privacy policy - terms of use - contact us
Copyright (c) 1996-2018 Queendom.com (TM) - Testing the web since 1996