Sending Money to Family: Agreeing on Obligations Across Cultures
Cross-cultural couples clash when one partner sends recurring money to family. The work is making the obligation visible and agreed.
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Cultural money norms, financial expectations, spending/saving values, and household finance roles
Cross-cultural couples clash when one partner sends recurring money to family. The work is making the obligation visible and agreed.
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