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We're the little bit of faith and everything you take, we are strong, we are wise, together we will rise.

Suzy Orman here and welcome to another edition of Ask Suzy Anything. But today, I want to do something

a little bit different. I actually want to read to you emails that I have gotten that on some

level I find quite profound. And I just want you to hear the emails that I see coming in that don't

necessarily have questions, although some may, but that they all make an interesting point that

all of us in my opinion should be aware of when it comes to money, especially when we are in

a relationship. Whether it is a relationship with a spouse, a partner, a brother, a sister, a parent,

we can have relationships with many people when it comes to money. And all of them need to be paid

attention to. Let's start with Jess. She says, Hi Suzy, I found your latest installment on pride so

relatable, especially in regards to the dynamics between parents and children. I'm 40 and when I

graduated high school many years ago, my father ceremoniously presented me with keys wrapped up in

a little box at my graduation dinner for my whole family to see and applaud. He had purchased me a

new car and said that it reflected his and my mother's pride in my hard work. Congratulations.

I was surprised because I had made the decision to go to state university where we lived in Georgia

because the room and board expenses were much lower than a private school. And with a B or better

grade average, tuition was paid for by the Hope Scholarship. So a new car seemed like quite the

extravagance for me. A couple of years into college, I drove home over Thanksgiving break and first

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