Talking of the major reasons why many friendships, marriages and homes break apart, financial issues rank among the top ones.

"The topic of money is not always welcomed in our household because every time it came up, my parents got into a fight." - recalls a close associate.
This is very common in our community today. Little wonder so many of us are disconnected when talking about our finances, especially with our family members, even spouses. But research shows that people who talked about money at home or with people in their lives who matter while growing up didn’t have to struggle as much with impulse buying or excessive debts.

Seriously, the researchers found that if you’re brave enough to share your financial struggle and goals with your friends, you’re more likely to succeed at them. The odds are higher that you will do better financially when you become more comfortable talking about money with the people who matter in your life.

Do you agree with the above statements?

On Azàland, we wish to share more about the benefits of money talks and also give tips for those of us who find it difficult to talk about money, especially with the people who matter in our lives, like our spouses and parents.

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Azàland - Financial Literacy Advocacy

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