Hi and welcome. I'm sorry you are here, but glad you found us.
You seem to be very intelligent and on top of things especially after such a traumatic emotional event.
Sometimes the shock and awe approach is a really good thing for the WS to wake them up to the fact you are not a fucking doormat.
He said he would run the numbers and see about moving out.
That's an odd way to put that, especially since you are the one that takes care of the accounts, and he is putting you in a subordinate position....not good.
You may want to consider going to see a divorce attorney, not to divorce, but to educate yourself on the laws of your state and what a settlement could look like.
This is YOU running the numbers, and the shock and awe part for him when he literally sees the numbers of what it will cost him to divorce and what he is about to lose.
Also look into post-nuptial agreements to educate yourself. You do not need to be in any rush to trust him...he destroyed that and now he is not acting remorseful. He's jerking you around.
I agree on the VAR under the seat of his car. Knowledge is your friend.
Do not tell him about this site or tip your hand in anyway.
To save your marriage you need to be willing to lose it.
Someone I once loved gave me/ a box full of darkness/ It took me years to understand/ That this, too, was a gift. - Mary Oliver
Just for the record darling, not all positive changes feel positive in the beginning -S C Lourie