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Money can indeed solve certain problems (those that are connected to its lack), but families with plenty of money can also be quite troubled and confused and hurt. Money is such a vexing matter to so many of us in a world so sensitive to both its presence and absence that it can generate its own kind of difficulties for people who may seem to have everything, but who know full well what they don't have, or yearn to have more plentifully: affection, self-respect, membership in a community of neighbors or colleagues at work, those bonds that are priceless.

- Robert Coles, author of Children of Crisis series from the foreword to The Legacy of Inherited Wealth

For Love and/or Money

For Love and/or Money:
The Impact of Inherited Wealth on Relationships


Barbara Blouin

This article explores how financial inequality can affect friendships and intimate relationships between heirs and those with less money. This exploration includes:

colour bullet How "wealthism" affect relationships
colour bulletThe pros and cons of concealing or revealing wealth
colour bulletLending and giving
colour bulletMarrying for money, marrying for love—are they an either/or?
colour bulletPrenuptial agreements and other topics

For Love and/or Money also profiles friends and couples who are successfully working out the challenges raised by financial inequality. 33 pages.

TRIO PRESS   ISBN 09694403-2-4
$13.00



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