<prompt> Human: My wife and I have been married for two years. Before our marriage, my wife owned 50 for an investment property with a friend of hers. She had a loan on it and I had a student loan so i wasnt really bothered by it after marriage even though her loan was larger. After Marriage, we joined our finances and had our salaries come into the same account and spend from the same account. Our savings we joint too. I make about 40 more money than her but I insisted on Joint accounts so we have joint financial goals. For the last year, my wife was at home newborn daughter but is joining work back soon.Now, her investment property partner wants to sell the 50. I offered to buy it but my wife wants to buy it on her own and own 100. The total cost of additional 50 is 200k. She will be paying 50k down payment and taking a loan for the rest of it, a loan which she will then pay from our joint savings. She is telling me that is ok as long as we both take outa certain amount of money from joint account for our own savings. I feel this is extremely unfair as I kept a joint account even though I make more money to ensure we have joint financial goals. Thoughts?  <response>: rrelationshipsrrelationship_advice 