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Solving Family Money Fights
Conversations with people you love about money concerns can get awkward and tense pretty fast. Here, experts share advice about how to navigate these flare-ups and still leave everyone on sound financial footing.
By Tobie Stanger
April 06, 2017
In her 15 years as a financial planner who works with families, Carol Fabbri has seen it all, and it often isn’t pretty. Couples locked in a struggle over spending. Siblings crossing swords over inheritances. Parents warring over whether to throw a financial lifeline to an adult child. When the subject is money and the people doing the talking are family members, “I’ve seen gentle souls morph into demons,” says Fabbri, who is based in Denver. “People are rarely rational in these situations.” (read the rest of the article)
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The Wall Street Journal
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Solving Family Money Fights
Conversations with people you love about money concerns can get awkward and tense pretty fast. Here, experts share advice about how to navigate these flare-ups and still leave everyone on sound financial footing.
By Tobie Stanger
April 06, 2017
In her 15 years as a financial planner who works with families, Carol Fabbri has seen it all, and it often isn’t pretty. Couples locked in a struggle over spending. Siblings crossing swords over inheritances. Parents warring over whether to throw a financial lifeline to an adult child. When the subject is money and the people doing the talking are family members, “I’ve seen gentle souls morph into demons,” says Fabbri, who is based in Denver. “People are rarely rational in these situations.” (read the rest of the article)
News Highlights
The Wall Street Journal
Clients to Remember by Charles Passy
Forbes
Shoot the Messenger
MITSloan