The Daily Money: When friends fall out over money
Daniel de ViseฬGood morning! Itโs Daniel de Viseฬ with your Daily Money.
Sometimes, friendship and money donโt mix.ย
More than 1 in 3 Americans have lost friends over money, according to aย reportย from the personal finance site LendingTree.ย Two-fifths reported tension with friends over money. And nearly one-third felt pressure to keep up with friends' spending habits.ย
None of that tension, though, seems to stopย Americans from mixing money and friendship.
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Daniel de Viseฬ covers personal finance for USA TODAY.ย The Daily Money breaksย down complex consumer and financial news. Subscribe here.