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Money Etiquette Infographic: Tips to Avoid Awkward Financial Situations

How do you split a bill at a restaurant? Does it make sense to lend money to a friend? When should you tip? These are just a few questions that can make for awkward financial moments. As a nonprofit credit counseling agency, we at ACCC understand that finances aren’t always straightforward. Following the proper etiquette can be difficult when money is involved, since people often operate under different rules. Our credit counseling advice is to refresh your money etiquette lessons.  To help you navigate these issues, here is an infographic offering some suggested do’s and don’ts of social money issues.

Follow American Consumer Credit Counseling's guide to money etiquette.

Follow American Consumer Credit Counseling’s guide to money etiquette.

Click on the image for a downloadable PDF version.

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ABOUT AUTHOR / Andi

Andi is a Marketing Assistant at ACCC. He is passionate about supporting financial literacy efforts and helping to educate people on the Talking Cents blog!

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