Most families eventually talk about money, but often not until a tuition bill, caregiving crisis or retirement shortfall forces the issue. Financial experts say the real risk is not saying the wrong thing but waiting so long that the conversations are harder to do. Money issues are more than just practical, after all. They carry emotional weight that many people were never taught how to manage.
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