Relationships

The Cause Of Conflict: Money, Entitlement, And Poor Etiquette

You might have heard about all the Google bus protestors in the Mission District as techies move in and cause rents to rise. Long-time residents are displaced by landlords who want to evict and sell their buildings to buyers who turn around and rent the same units for market prices. Multi-unit buildings are under rent

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Rejecting Expensive Christmas Gifts: Admirable or Insulting?

I have a habit of rejecting expensive Christmas gifts. Even with revenge spending becoming a trend post pandemic, it’s still hard for me to accept expensive Christmas gifts. I’ve got a habit that drives a close friend nuts. She always buys me an assortment of Christmas presents every year, and every year I end up

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Average Inheritance Amounts By Country: Have You Had The Talk With Your Parents Yet?

The average inheritance amounts by country vary widely. But they are good stats to know to understand why some citizens seemingly have more generational wealth than others. Average Inheritance Amounts By Country Below are the average inheritance amounts by country. Although the United States is the wealthiest country in the world, it does not have

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Personal Finance Advice For Couples: When One Partner Isn’t Interested In Finances At All

The following is a guest post from reader, Erin Opalek. Erin is a married 30-something saver who engages in synchronized saving and other questionable leisure sports. She shares her personal finance advice for couples. Over the years, I’ve had a bunch of married friends express a desire to get their personal finances in order. Pretty much

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