I’m all for helping out family members in times of need, but this…well, this is something else…

And the guy who wrote this story on Reddit is incredibly unhappy about how much money his wife spent on her sister and her family.

Did he take things too far?

Read his story below and see what you think.

WIBTA for blowing up at my wife spending our life savings?

“Last month, my wife and I flew in her sister and her family of 2 to help us raise our 2-month-old daughter.

We’re a working couple but she’s still on her maternity leave.

The tension began when sister+family needed to do a visa run.

Basically what that is, is they need to leave where we are and fly to another country so that they could get a visa to stay here.

Since we were asking them for a favor to help us out with our daughter, at first I didn’t mind that my wife was the one booking their plane tickets and hotel accommodation for the visa run.

But then instead of a smooth in and out process, the thing became one problem after another.

Here we go…

First: We drop them off at the airport and they realize they need a visa to enter the country they’re going to.

We all thought it was visa-free.

So my wife spends our money to get their visa expedited.

That also meant we had to rebook their flights with guess what?

Our money.

Second: This morning on the return leg.

My wife received a notification from the airline that the flight is delayed.

So she passes on the message to her sister.

Her sister then decides to arrive at the airport at a later time because the delay was 3+ hours.

However what my wife and her sister failed to notice is a clause in the notification which states that the check-in time remains the same.

So when sis+family go to the airport, the check-in gate was closed and they couldn’t board.

Wow…

So again, my wife spends OUR money to book new flights for them PLUS new hotel accommodations for a couple of days.

All told, 80% of our savings our gone just because of this whole exercise.

She did apologize to me over spending our money but I just can’t shake the feeling of: “We worked our ***** off for that savings and God knows we need it”

The real kicker in my nuts is that she’s considering leaving her job to take care of our daughter which would leave me as the sole source of income in the household.

This doesn’t sound good…

We’re already at a situation where I only keep less than 5% of my paycheck and give everything to bills and towards our savings.

But after this whole visa run, I’m hours away from telling off my wife to stop babying her older sister over this.

I mean, the sister and her husband prepared savings for their journey to help us out.

Why don’t they spend it?

Is it because we’re the ones asking for a favor?

Anyways.

That’s my predicament now.

I haven’t spoken to my wife yet since I woke up and headed to work.

I’m still ambivalent how I feel about this because I feel my decision in the next couple of hours could mean I’m a husband that doesn’t understand or I’m a wuss for letting my wife spend all our money just like that.”

Check out what readers had to say about this.

This person shared their thoughts.

Another individual said he’s an *******.

This Reddit user agreed.

Another reader weighed in.

And this person spoke up.

His wife doesn’t seem to have a mind for finances…

But there also seems to be more going on here.

If you thought that was an interesting story, check this one out about a man who created a points system for his inheritance, and a family friend ends up getting almost all of it.