Aunt and uncle call out 21-year-old niece for 'flaunting her wealth' in front of her 20-year-old cousin, call her a 'brat': 'We came back to finding Danica crying in her hotel room'

It's always awkward to talk about money. You never know who has how much, how they got it, and how they feel about it. This is especially true when it comes to family. And if you're young, it's even weirder. How much do your parents control your spending? Should they control it at all?

Living at home can be a blessing and a curse. You get to be close to your family and receive their support, but it usually comes at a price (like micromanaging, or struggling with independence). Defining one's relationship with their parents as one gets older is a tough terrain to navigate. Parents sometimes have difficulty letting go of their parental duties, and kids can stumble when learning how to treat their parents. They're not quite your friend but not quite your parent.

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The people I see who do it the most successfully have good working relationships with their parents, no matter if they're home or not. But even the most well-adjusted families will hit some roadblocks on the way. Like the family where a disparity in wealth among the children caused major drama with the adults. And when money is involved, it's an even greater hurdle. Read on for the details.
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