Money Changes Everything: Twenty-two Writers Break the Final Taboo--How Money Transforms Families, Tests Marriages, Destroys Friendships, and Sometimes Manages to Make People Happy
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Money Changes Everything: Twenty-two Writers Break the Final Taboo--How Money Transforms Families, Tests Marriages, Destroys Friendships, and Sometimes Manages to Make People Happy

by Jenny Offill, Elissa Schappell

Nonfiction Essays Personal Finance
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In this collection, twenty-two writers confront money as a powerful influence on family bonds, marriages, friendships, and happiness. Edited by Jenny Offill and Elissa Schappell, Money Changes Everything examines the personal effects of finances and the complicated emotions surrounding one of life’s most consequential subjects.

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Money Changes Everything examines the many ways money shapes personal relationships and family life.

This collection brings together twenty-two writers addressing money as a force that can test marriages, alter friendships, and transform families.

The book also considers the possibility that money may sometimes contribute to happiness.

Edited by Jenny Offill and Elissa Schappell, it offers varied perspectives on a subject that affects nearly every aspect of daily life.

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