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Why don’t we like talking about money?

Published by Daniel Bester on 6th January 20266th January 2026

People who are not comfortable talking about money are likely to get into debt.

Just one in three of us feels very comfortable discussing our own finances or the finances of a loved one.

A third of people also feel ashamed or stressed due to their own lack of money, according to new research by the Money Advice Trust.

And one in ten of us have spent money they don’t have just to keep up with their friends.



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