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Survey: Americans Think Money Is More Taboo To Talk About Than Their Political Or Religious Views

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By Lane Gillespie, Tori Rubloff
| Bankrate Verified
Dima Berlin/Getty Images Table of contents Younger generations are more comfortable talking about money During the holidays, giving financial assistance is more common than asking for help Lending money is common — but so is not getting paid back Tips to consider when lending money American culture changes at a breakneck pace — just ask fans of Stanley cups and skinny jeans in 2024. But over the past decades, one mantra hasn’t changed much: Don’t talk about your personal finances.
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Navigating Now: How Gen Xers can survive the surge in costs of aging parent care and child care

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By Lane Gillespie
| Republican Herald Verified
By Lane Gillespie, Bankrate.com Katey Davern, a 46-year-old in St. Paul, Minnesota, has learned firsthand just how much paperwork is involved when planning someone’s last years. Davern, along with her three siblings, started planning for their elderly parents’ end-of-life needs about three years ago. As the parent of five children herself — three of whom are under 18 and still live at home — Davern is increasingly navigating two different financial worlds.
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Navigating Now: How Gen Xers can survive the surge in costs of aging parent care and child care

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By Lane Gillespie
| haasunlimited.com
By Lane Gillespie, Bankrate.com Katey Davern, a 46-year-old in St. Paul, Minnesota, has learned firsthand just how much paperwork is involved when planning someone’s last years.
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