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Why is it difficult to talk about money with family and friends?

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Bringing up finances with family and friends can be a challenge. As it can be perceived as boasting about one's success or wealth, it is often considered impolite and frowned upon in many cultures. However, the reasons for this taboo go beyond simple social etiquette. Money is associated with pride and shame. We can feel uncomfortable or uneasy when we disclose our financial affairs to those close to us. To avoid misunderstandings or hurt feelings, it is essential to approach these discussions sensitively.
 
People even find it offensive when you ask them how much they earn. I think that it has more to to with the general insecurity of people as regards finances. They think if you get to know how huge their pay is, you would start begging them.
 
For me, talking about how much money you earn or have is like talking about status. That's why it is seen as a sensitive topic, we talk about someone's purchasing power, and given how the economy is going lately, no one wants to talk about it.
 
Providing financial information about yourself to others is risky, since people may betray you or leak the information to others who may cause harm. Relationships can change anytime.
 
At home we seldom talk about money. We mind each other's money. My sister is a banker and an investor, my other sister has a business in a school canteen and her hubby a seaman and mine from my salary and business. We don't talk about money and even my friends don't. It's a case to case.
 
Yes, if you don't want incessant disturbance by family members and friends you should not disclose your money to them.
It seems impractical to disclose the money we have, what for? T brag or to be robbed? Let us always mind our tongue to be safe.
 
I have always been open about money related discussions with my family, even as it has to do with personal finances. I don't have an entitled family. Every member of my family is financially independent.
 
It seems impractical to disclose the money we have, what for? T brag or to be robbed? Let us always mind our tongue to be safe.
That's right aside family disturbing if you expose your monetary value too much you can get robbed
 
That's right aside family disturbing if you expose your monetary value too much you can get robbed
That's possible to get robbed because of boasting. There are envious minds who want to pull you back.
 
That's because most of the family members once they know your salaries they begin to depend on you on each and every responsibilities that need money.
That's possible the family members might want to ask money from you not borrow, so lesson learned from the bubbly person.
 
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