<human>: I've been working for a small AutoCAD/IT consulting company since 2006 and probably within the last year I've been looking for a new job.  It is a solid job, my schedule is pretty flexible that if I need to take off for the day or take a long lunch 95% of the time it's not a problem, I get vacation time, matching retirement, and I work in an office alone majority of the time.  However, there are no advancements in the company being I work directly for the owner, probably no raise in the near future, the owner does not want a partner, no healthcare (I pay for my own), and I'm bored with the job.

My most recent interview is with a University's IT Department.  It's more in line with what my goal is and what my degree is in.  This new job will give me an opportunity to learn a lot and more upward mobility for the future.  That said it's a sweet gig.  I don't know about salary yet, for it is still early in the interview process, my second one is tomorrow.  The other day my fiancé said in passing, "well we are going to have to talk about this, since you're the only income right now".  We didn't talk much more about it because I really haven't been offered anything.  

She makes a valid point; do I give up a stable job to take a new job in shaky economy being I'm our only source of income? 

Thoughts and advice?  

Also any advice to bring to my discussions with my fiancé.

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<bot>: Do I give up a stable job for a new job even though I'm the only source of income for me and my fiancé?