When lending money to friends or family, it’s often better to consider it a gift rather than a loan. This removes the risk of resentment and protects the relationship if repayment doesn’t happen. Prioritizing the relationship over the money can bring peace and reduce future stress. #FinancialWisdom #HealthyRelationships #MoneyMatters #LoansVsGifts #Trust
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