Do you an your s/o know eachothers login infor for everything? Bank, email, facebook, iTunes, amazon, credit cards etc you name it, if it requires a login do you know what it is?
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For the most part, yes. We have joint accounts for bank and credit cards. For the other stuff I'm not 100% sure of all of his passwords.... but I know what he uses for a lot of his passwords so I'm pretty confident I could guess.
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Yep. Dh has a gazillion accts and keeps all his passwords in onepassword. I know the password just in case anything happens.
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Erm, no. We share a bank account, so we can access it, but we don't know each others' email passwords or facebook passwords. I'd give it to him if he needed it (in fact, I think once I did so that he could delete something someone tagged me in). We also don't share a credit card.
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Yup. I know his password for everything, mainly because it's the same password for every log in, lol. But there's also no reason, IMO to keep that stuff secret. I've never logged into his facebook or anything.
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Yes, except I can't remember DHs for his e-mail and amazon account because I don't use them enough and forget them.
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Yes, we know each other's passwords, pin numbers, the works. I'm not a trusting person (following a very bad experince in my twenties) but I trust DH 100%.
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Ya, know his passwords for most everything and if there was something I didn't know but had a need, he'd tell me...we're totally open about that kind of stuff!
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Yes, we share all our info.
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Nope. I wouldn't want it any other way.
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Yep, I know his info and he knows mine.
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No, but it's because of a lack of caring other than anything else. He'd give me his usernames and passwords if I asked, as would I, but we don't ask, haha. I probably should tell him the account info for all our bills though...
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we pretty much use the same set of passwords for most things.
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I know some of his but the ones that I don't, is only cause I don't really know. But I know he would tell me if I asked and I would tell him. I have nothing to hide.
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Yes we know each others banking info (although we have a hard time remembering each others' card numbers for online banking), email passwords and facebook passwords. If either of us have something on any of these that we didn't want the other to see/they weren't aware of then we'd have some serious communication issues in our marriage IMHO.
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Yes, we do. Although, I don't remember all the log in info for our financial accounts but that is on me for not really caring. He wishes I would log in and be in-the-know in the event that anything were to happen to him.
We both agree that it is important to have all this information shared.
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Yes, but like @hilsy85, it's mainly because he has the same or similar passwords for everything. He knows my passwords as well.
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yes, we know eachother's, but dont go checking in on what the other is doing. Its more that we use the same few passwords for everything. We also share banking, credit cards, etc. We do each have our own credit cards, but know the logins for that too
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Yes, we know each other's passwords.
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I don't know his logins off the top of my head, but we do share them if the other person asks. We use KeePass for the important sites.
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We share all of our financial accounts so obviously we both know the passwords for that. Everything else I could probably guess since I know what he usually uses. But I don't know them for sure. Like others said, it's because I don't care, not because he wouldn't tell me if I asked. And we both have our email on our phones and are constantly playing with each other's phones so there are no secrets. And hubs hates facebook : )
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Yes, I mean we don't log in to each other's stuff all the time, but if one of us is looking for something we will log in each others email and search for it. There is no hiding anything at all in our relationship, but I would never feel it would be necessary.
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No, we dont. We each have our own bank log in accounts, but our accounts are linked, so we can see each others account and access them to transfer money. We had our own when we added each other to our accounts, and just kept it. We dont share email passwords or other personal account like facebook. The only account that we both actively share is mint.com. We'll tell each other passwords as needed for any account, but we dont remember it or bother to try.
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No; except for bills. I pay all our bills online, so we decided on a password for all of our student loans, credit card, utilities and other bills and we both know that password.
All personal logins are just that – personal. We do not know each other’s password for Facebook or any email accounts. I don’t see it as “keeping a secret”; just because we are married doesn’t mean we are not entitled to privacy. We’ve never had reason to ask each other for passwords.
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Yes, for the most part. I don't know DH's Facebook password, but he doesn't have mine, either. If he asked for mine I would be more than happy to hand it over, and I think that would go both ways. I've never needed his fb pw.
We know each other's e-mail passwords. I pay all the bills online and go paperless. So, if anything were ever to happen to me, he would need to know my e-mail password to access all our bills.
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Yep, for the most part we do. We know each others PIN numbers, passwords, banking information... pretty much everything.
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yep. we share everything. i can't think of a reason why i wouldn't want him knowing any of those things. in fact, i handle all of the financial stuff, and i just use his online banking account to do it.
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Yep, we share everything, although I don't know if DH even knows how to log into our bank account but that's not because I haven't given him the pw. I honestly don't mind because then he never questions a purchase!
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Yep, we have a piece of paper with all of them written down, and I usually have to check all of our accounts because he forgets to
I leave his email and facebook alone because I just don't feel the need to check up on him, but if I needed to look something up, I could. Same goes for him.
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No, he can have it if he ever wanted it but he really doesn't care enough about message boards or Facebook.
All of our financial stuff has the same passwords, so either can access at any time. -
Pretty much. We don't check up on each other but in case we need to do something on behalf of the other we know the log in information on just about everything.
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Yup, we share everything.
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Yup! I know his login info because I take care/manage all the finances for our household. He doesn't know all of mine, but if he asked, I'd tell him. There's nothing to hide.
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Yes and he knows mine, at least I assume he does. We've never asked or needed to know pws, we just know them because we'll have each other log-in to something while the other person is already on the computer or something. It's just not a big deal to us I guess.
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No, just because there hasn't really been a need. We have joint checking/savings accounts and he never called to have this online access set up (he was added onto my credit union accounts since I didn't want to go over to his bank because I'd just left that bank like 3 years earlier), so he uses my logon, but it's his account also now anyway so it doesn't really matter.
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Yep, we share everything and have joint accounts so it makes it easy.
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More or less. We share an ipad with all our emails on it anyway so we can see all that stuff whenever we want.
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No, there isn't any reason to for us. I don't have any desire to check his email or Facebook and he doesn't care to check mine. We have a joint account, so we can both access that.
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DH doesnt have any passwords! We share all accts even email an he doesnt have a FB. If he wants he will use mine.
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Yes, for everything. I guess we've just been together since most of these accounts were created, so it seemed kind of natural to share that info from the very beginning.
I leave his email and facebook alone because I just don't feel the need to check up on him, but if I needed to look something up, I could. Same goes for him.
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