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| The Telegraph reports that more than four in ten women now earn more than their partners, with female breadwinners earning on average £14,000 more than their husbands or boyfriends. | The Telegraph reports that more than four in ten women now earn more than their partners, with female breadwinners earning on average £14,000 more than their husbands or boyfriends. |
| Do you live in one of the 40% of households who are now reliant on the female breadwinner's income, meaning the family would not be able to cope without it? While 74% of women believed their other halves would be happy to be househusbands or stay-at-home dads, 6% of men said that they "openly resented" earning less, with 10% of couples entering into an agreement where the male partner tells friends and family that he is the chief earner. | Do you live in one of the 40% of households who are now reliant on the female breadwinner's income, meaning the family would not be able to cope without it? While 74% of women believed their other halves would be happy to be househusbands or stay-at-home dads, 6% of men said that they "openly resented" earning less, with 10% of couples entering into an agreement where the male partner tells friends and family that he is the chief earner. |
If you would like to participate in the panel, please fill out the form below before 1pm BST on Friday 26 July. Please include your Comment is free username, your real name and a number we can contact you on. We'll pick four entries for publication. | Are you a woman who earns more than your partner? Or are you a stay-at-home dad? Has this led to resentment from either of you? Was it a choice or result of unemployment? How do you divide household chores? How has the arrangement affected your relationship with your children? What is the reaction from other parents and friends? If you would like to participate in the panel, please fill out the form below before 1pm BST on Friday 26 July. Please include your Comment is free username, your real name and a number we can contact you on. We'll pick four entries for publication. |
| Please include an element of comment in your answers – your opinion on the issue being debated. If you object to having your real name used, please mention this; if not, we will publish it. | Please include an element of comment in your answers – your opinion on the issue being debated. If you object to having your real name used, please mention this; if not, we will publish it. |