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As you know, everyone cares about money. The concerns of the poor and the rich are fundamentally different, but family conflicts caused by money are often very similar across socioeconomic strata.
📖Cloé Madanes in the book "The Secret Meaning of Money" emphasizes: "For most of us, money is so firmly woven into life that problems associated with it affect our health, our intimate relationships, and relationships with our children and parents.
Money affects our digestion, money is on our mind when we have sex. This is a problem that is always with us..." 👥💵

🗨�Are money-related problems a priority for you❓
🗨�Can you not think about financial problems during a pleasant pastime, and completely switch to relaxation❓

Of course, the role of money in couple relationships is great. They are the ones who often become the cause of various conflicts in couples💵💔

They are firmly woven into family relationships. As we know, money causes intense conflicts between husband and wife during a divorce.

In the book 📖"The Secret Meaning of Money" Cloé Madanes writes:

"...husbands cannot agree with their wives on how much financial support should be given to each of their children. Many of those who have gone through divorce discover with bitterness that marriage is about money..."

According to the researcher, there are two types of people in the world: Donald Trumps and Mother Teresas. Mother Teresa is ready to sacrifice and invest money for the benefit of other people. Donald Trumps want everything only for themselves. Money needs to be saved, protected and invested for your own benefit. They want to get everything in the world: wealth, power, sex, love, beauty and all kinds of joys.

Thus, Cloé Madanes argues that people belonging to the Donald Trump type want sex and love for money.

🗨�We understand that a person can get sex for money, but is it possible to buy true love❓What do you think❓

🗨�Why often, after a divorce, a husband or wife begins to save on children: they do not pay child support or allocate too small an amount❓

🗨�Why money becomes more expensive than children, and a good relationship in a couple turns into an acute financial conflict❓

Bernard Lietard in his book The Future of Money writes:

"Let us consider the reasons for the increase in currency speculation. The extraordinary increase in speculative activity can be explained by three changes that have occurred over the past decades:
1. Systemic change. On August 15, 1971, President Nixon abolished the gold backing of the dollar, ushering in the era of market-determined currencies. This caused a systemic change: from now on, the value of currencies could fluctuate significantly for any reason, each at its own time. The era of floating rates and a market that is beneficial for those who know how to navigate it has begun.
2. Abolition of financial state control in the 80s of the XX century. The governments of Margaret Thatcher in the UK and Ronald Reagan in the US simultaneously launched a large-scale program of financial deregulation. The Baker Plan (named after the author of the reform package, the then American Secretary of the Treasury G. Baker), passed in the wake of the debt crisis in sixteen key developing countries, imposed such deregulation on them. This measure allowed a much larger number of people and institutions to become involved in currency trading than was previously possible.
3. Technological change. Parallel to these changes, the computerization of international exchange trading created the first 24-hour fully integrated worldwide currency market, raising to new levels the speed and scale with which currencies could move around the world."
Are there any other reasons for the increase in currency speculation❓

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