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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Seems like she asked a question as a result of the conversation with her friend. My response is that she shouldn't be discussing finances with friends to begin with. [/quote] And you need to get out of this mentality which is just as disturbing as a stepford wife group-think. Finances, particularly [i]her[/i] finances, are hers to discuss as she wills. Especially with individuals and friends she's trusted for over two decades. “A woman’s preaching is like a dog’s walking on his hind legs. It is not done well; but you are surprised to find it done at all.” - Samuel Johnson, 1971 That goes beyond religion to politics and to business ventures. Get your head out of your ass and own your portfolio. [/quote] Not sure what this has to do with being a woman. My husband also abstains from discussing finances with his friends. We may discuss certain investments or mention rental properties but NEVER mention numbers, which is what OP was doing. [/quote] [b]Wow you are so superior [/b]because you "NEVER mention numbers." Do you want a cookie? [/quote] I never said anything about being superior. I do firmly believe it's in your best interest to not talk numbers with friends. Don't share your salary, 529 contributions, 401k contributions, broker account balance, car payment amount etc. [b] it's seriously no one's business and you have nothing to gain by sharing it. [/b] [/quote] Aside from perspective and informative information. This is seriously why women are constantly underbid on salaries and prospects. You do what you want PP, but personally - [b]sharing with my friends, seeing what they're doing and even getting recommendations for financial advisors or better homeowner's insurance policies[/b] or an easier way to consolidate my financial portfolio has been extremely helpful for me.[/quote] This is different than sharing your salary or how much you save in your 529. It has nothing to do with being a woman! My husband also has class and doesn't go around sharing how much we save in our 529 account! It's no one's business. [/quote]
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