Everyone's growth experience is different, and the value system is also very different. Maybe in the process of your love, your husband can tolerate what you do. But when you get married, everything you do will seriously affect the direction of the whole family.

Investment is risky and financial management needs to be cautious. We live in a rapidly changing era, and no matter what kind of financial management methods, there are certain risks. In the case that risks are inevitable, choosing high returns is bound to bear more risks.

Your husband thinks it's risky for you to manage your money with funds, and I think it's normal. In order not to affect the relationship between two people, I think you should accept your husband's advice, but not all, just part.

You can divide the money you want to buy into two or more parts for fund management, one for financial management according to your idea, and the other for savings or other purposes according to your husband's idea.

Problems in married life need to be solved through consultation. Don't be impulsive and don't take it for granted. In married life, whether it is differences in values or other minor problems in life, two people should negotiate to solve them.

Impulsive handling of things will never solve any problems, and your husband's tolerance and concession to you should not be taken for granted. Only when two people are willing to do more for their married life and take a step back at an appropriate time can life be better.

Financial management itself is a risky thing. When persuading your husband, you should also be prepared for financial failure. Both of them are for the sake of a better family, so don't make big conflicts, which will lead to problems in marriage.

It is crazy to change others, and it is most useful to change yourself. Your husband's value system has long been formed, and persuasion is impossible. You can only come up with a more meaningful plan for him to choose. I think this may be the best solution.