how to inform your family about your source of income

[Fredomago]

Giving a little information about what we do is certainly better so that we can protect ourselves from things that we do not want because if everyone knows the work we do and the amount of income we have, it could be someone who has evil intentions, of course it will disturb our own comfort and it would be better to only tell close family members so that they do not worry about the work we do. That's right, everyone will certainly be able to understand what we are doing if we give them a little information about it because it would be very unlikely if we did something that was against the law and no one would know about it, because every crime certainly would not last long and would be easily known by anyone.

I think not only that but the importance of informing about our work to family or closest people is to avoid misunderstandings and the most important thing in my opinion when something happens to us then that person can secure the assets that we have especially for work in the digital world, be it the investment we make or trade, I think someone we trust should know that. And for the way we do it may be different, personally I even teach some of my family for the knowledge I have gained and some of them also do the same thing, so I have no problem with that.

Indeed, someone who knows and might understand the line of business that we are involve you have to bring that knowledge for them to know that we are dealing with something that giving us decent benefit the legal way. If you able to make them realize then there's a chance that they might be interested and they will start doing their own study and research to invest their money.

The way you speak up and the way you explain where you are getting your income mostly gives them idea to try new things and hopefully they will make money the same way you do.

[Naufalradit]

I think the family should know about the work we are doing. Therefore, the most important thing is how we explain how to do the work we are doing. for example, by providing knowledge about technology that is currently developing.

[Marvell1]

All that matters is for your source of income to be legit, and I wonder if the family members would not be happy that one of them is making money. Even if you are just 5 years old, once your earnings are justified, tell your family anyhow, this is not formal.

IMHO, that's different when the earner himself doesn't want to broadcast how much he/she is earning to his/her family. I don't know but different cultures won't want someone who earns to let his family know how much exactly they make for some personal reasons. There are family members that are abusive and if they have an idea how much you make, they'll keep on asking things from you and they'll calculate how much you are giving to them and how much you're spending from the actual salary you receive. That's why there are individuals that are not willing to tell how much they make.

There may be differences in culture and treatment between family members in each country. I was also quite surprised to see some members say that they did not want to provide their income information to the rest of the family for fear of being abused and exploited for everything they have.

But in my country, if someone does that, it means they are trying to create division, create distance between people, and this is considered selfish and greedy behavior. Like me, I am also willing to share my income with my mother, wife and even younger brother. My parents feel secure knowing I have a legitimate job and a stable income. My wife helps me make a spending plan based on my income to have a reasonable spending level. Meanwhile, my younger brother, we work together to bring better work efficiency as well as help each other make money instead of having to hire outsiders. Overall, I don't see any problem sharing information about my income or what I do with my loved ones, and I even find it brings me more benefits.

[tabas]

All that matters is for your source of income to be legit, and I wonder if the family members would not be happy that one of them is making money. Even if you are just 5 years old, once your earnings are justified, tell your family anyhow, this is not formal.

IMHO, that's different when the earner himself doesn't want to broadcast how much he/she is earning to his/her family. I don't know but different cultures won't want someone who earns to let his family know how much exactly they make for some personal reasons. There are family members that are abusive and if they have an idea how much you make, they'll keep on asking things from you and they'll calculate how much you are giving to them and how much you're spending from the actual salary you receive. That's why there are individuals that are not willing to tell how much they make.

There may be differences in culture and treatment between family members in each country. I was also quite surprised to see some members say that they did not want to provide their income information to the rest of the family for fear of being abused and exploited for everything they have.

But in my country, if someone does that, it means they are trying to create division, create distance between people, and this is considered selfish and greedy behavior. Like me, I am also willing to share my income with my mother, wife and even younger brother. My parents feel secure knowing I have a legitimate job and a stable income. My wife helps me make a spending plan based on my income to have a reasonable spending level. Meanwhile, my younger brother, we work together to bring better work efficiency as well as help each other make money instead of having to hire outsiders. Overall, I don't see any problem sharing information about my income or what I do with my loved ones, and I even find it brings me more benefits.

That varies as per country and culture. Some family members just want to keep details like this to themselves while providing for their family. That's understandable in the modern world but for cultures that have very family-oriented rules or ties, no one can skip that part as it looks betrayal of trust to the family members. I think that we can only understand each and everyone's situation on this matter through putting ourselves in their shoes.

[dezoel]

I don't see the reason why I need to tell my family about my income because the moment they know they might increase your billing and might feel their is need for you to do more and that is one of the reason why when they don't know they will appreciate anyone you want to do. And another thing is that if they know we're you are working their is nothing you can do to convince them, they will bill you because with the company's name they will be able to predict the money you are earning so it is better to accept your faith in situation like that even your wife i don't think I will tell her, because we all know how women are with money the moment they find out they they will drive out peace from that house until they get what they want that is just women for you delete any form of alert if not if she sees it then you know the rest, am not yet married but money is usually one of the biggest problems that married people always have, to avoid problems like that just start planning on how you will manage your finances and how to manage matters when they arise because when they know you have they can even leave all the bills for you to pay that's women.

I am completely against this sort of mentality. If you are hiding your income from your family so that they don't ask you for anything, hiding it from your wife or children so that they don't demand anything from you, then why are you earning the money in the first place? The primary purpose behind a man having a good and stable source of income is to have a good life, and that good life can only be complete if you have your relations with you, and treating your close relations like that wouldn't make you go far, to be honest.

Someone who has their parents alive and have siblings, should be grateful because they love you and they pray for your success all the time, and when you achieve that success, don't push them away.

Your wife is your life-partner, she does so much for you, even bears the pain of child birth and you are still ungrateful and think she shouldn't know how much you earn so that she doesn't demand anything. That's not how you should think of things.

[Mame89]

I think the family should know about the work we are doing. Therefore, the most important thing is how we explain how to do the work we are doing. for example, by providing knowledge about technology that is currently developing.

Yes, that's right. Indeed, families, especially parents, must know where our income comes from because this is also important for us if something unwanted happens, there is someone who can continue it. If we get income from trading or investment, of course this is important, besides being able to continue our assets if something unwanted happens, we can also pass on the assets we have, the point is to the family we trust.

Telling this is also so that our families do not think negatively about us, just sitting in the room but can get money, of course if we don't tell our family, they will think we get our income from bad methods. This is not only in the crypto world, if we work as a TikTok, YouTube content creator, we should also tell our family.

Even if later after being told they still don't understand, that's okay, at least they know that we get our income in the right or halal way. However, with the rapid development of technology like today, I think they will understand quickly. Except for those who are really old. I told my family everything and they understood, even though no one followed in my footsteps, I didn't force them.

[Maslate]

I guess one will only find it hard to tell his family about his source of income or how much money he made from it if it comes from illegal means. Otherwise, you don't need to hide it from your family because whatever your preferred source of income as long as it's legal and is giving you sustainable profits, your family will definitely support it and will not talk against you.

[Raflesia]

The key is openness, until now I still explain where I get my money from and until now I also have no problems with that because in the end I get money from a normal way where it is obtained from the income of the work I do and some of my side jobs. Even though I sometimes get money from gambling but for this I do not use the money for the benefit of the family and I use it for my own interests and of course for my gambling capital again, but the results that I give to my small family are obtained from my work and I tell it to my partner or closest family so it will not be a source of problems.

It would be a different story if you got it from a situation that could be considered illegal so maybe it would be difficult to be honest and open, but as long as I got it from a normal way and did not break the trust of others because of illegal work I always told them about the work I did. As for them being able to digest, accept or reject it is their right, the most important thing is that I have done it like the ideology I believe in.

[programmer3666]

Basically at your level you try to have outline this for your age, because manority of us have grown beyond that age where we need to explain the source of your money to anyone, be it family and friends, know that to make money you need to have privacy and secret, and many believe that bad things happen to whatever they let others know most especially the thing that only them have developed over time.

So for that, we just decide to remain private, I don't think at my age, anyone around me will still be questioning my earnings, most especially when I dont have anh questionable characters.

I read a book called The Intelligent Entrepreneur and there is a part where it states that making money is like fetching water in a well, you don't know what to expect and you can't share what you get afterward! sometimes it is best to keep your source of income to yourself for the sake of sanity. People calculate the respect they give you once they know how you make a living, so it is up to you to map the level of respect you get.

[EarnOnVictor]

All that matters is for your source of income to be legit, and I wonder if the family members would not be happy that one of them is making money. Even if you are just 5 years old, once your earnings are justified, tell your family anyhow, this is not formal.

IMHO, that's different when the earner himself doesn't want to broadcast how much he/she is earning to his/her family. I don't know but different cultures won't want someone who earns to let his family know how much exactly they make for some personal reasons. There are family members that are abusive and if they have an idea how much you make, they'll keep on asking things from you and they'll calculate how much you are giving to them and how much you're spending from the actual salary you receive. That's why there are individuals that are not willing to tell how much they make.

Well, I understand you but my point still subsists because to tell your family members your source of income is not an interview session. You can naturally coin out what you do not want to tell them without reading an epistle for it, it's all about being natural about it.

For instance, if you are working online or with a company that pays you $2,500 a month if you do not want your family members to know the worth but still want to tell them the source of your income, a normal gist with a light mood is enough for it. Yours is to tell them what you do and be silent about the amount. But if any of them inquire further, especially on the income, you may say a little bit above $,1000 and that settles it. You also answer individual family members based on your respect for them and the trust you have in them, if they are not worthy, you may even call it a lesser amount or even avoid answering any further questions.

[tabas]

All that matters is for your source of income to be legit, and I wonder if the family members would not be happy that one of them is making money. Even if you are just 5 years old, once your earnings are justified, tell your family anyhow, this is not formal.

IMHO, that's different when the earner himself doesn't want to broadcast how much he/she is earning to his/her family. I don't know but different cultures won't want someone who earns to let his family know how much exactly they make for some personal reasons. There are family members that are abusive and if they have an idea how much you make, they'll keep on asking things from you and they'll calculate how much you are giving to them and how much you're spending from the actual salary you receive. That's why there are individuals that are not willing to tell how much they make.

Well, I understand you but my point still subsists because to tell your family members your source of income is not an interview session. You can naturally coin out what you do not want to tell them without reading an epistle for it, it's all about being natural about it.

For instance, if you are working online or with a company that pays you $2,500 a month if you do not want your family members to know the worth but still want to tell them the source of your income, a normal gist with a light mood is enough for it. Yours is to tell them what you do and be silent about the amount. But if any of them inquire further, especially on the income, you may say a little bit above $,1000 and that settles it. You also answer individual family members based on your respect for them and the trust you have in them, if they are not worthy, you may even call it a lesser amount or even avoid answering any further questions.

I also got your point but telling what your source of income is and by not telling how much you're making. I think the point is there and each family member will be curious about how you make and that's why if you're not comfortable telling that, you're free to do so. It's a good idea to tell some ranges but still, that will give them an idea and it's really up to you on how vocal you are. There's nothing wrong by telling it or by not telling it. Perhaps, it is you that's still make the money and you're the boss whether to tell them or not and give or not. It just varies from the beliefs and principles that we have as an individual aside from the tradition that we used to grow up with.

[Xcode7]

Basically at your level you try to have outline this for your age, because manority of us have grown beyond that age where we need to explain the source of your money to anyone, be it family and friends, know that to make money you need to have privacy and secret, and many believe that bad things happen to whatever they let others know most especially the thing that only them have developed over time.

So for that, we just decide to remain private, I don't think at my age, anyone around me will still be questioning my earnings, most especially when I dont have anh questionable characters.

I read a book called The Intelligent Entrepreneur and there is a part where it states that making money is like fetching water in a well, you don't know what to expect and you can't share what you get afterward! sometimes it is best to keep your source of income to yourself for the sake of sanity. People calculate the respect they give you once they know how you make a living, so it is up to you to map the level of respect you get.

But that doesn't apply to our family, I think on the contrary, our family should know the source of the income we have earned so far, not to share or other things, but at least what we have built and earned so far, there are those who continue it or there are those who help it one day when we are no longer able, so I don't think there will be fear of not having our family earn income from the same source, in fact, for the closest family we can help to get it, not the other way around.

[Marvelockg]

when you're quite young and under the watch of your parents, it might look like you have to tell them all the thing you're doing to get your money but when you become matured enough to make most of the decision by yourself, at that point you don't really owe them all the explanation about what you're doing for a living.

ideally, its good they get to know your job so they can possibly recommend you when opportunity springs out from their source but outside of that some key details like how much you earn should not be disclosed to them from the way I look at it. people in general including most of our parents firstly want to know what we do for a living because they don't want us to go into the wrong means and sometimes when they start seeing the way you're spending most especially when you're working remotely, the first impression that might come to their mind might be that you're possibly engaging in dubious and fraudulent means of making money. it's a natural concern every parent has for her young adult but once you've cleared their doubt, they won't take it serious again and will allow you do your thing.

this might not be applicable for the adult since an adult is assumed to be matured enough to take responsibility for his life but then, even if you're an adult or young adult, regardless of how you want them to know your level of sincerity with them, try and keep how much you earn from your job secret from them. it's very necessary

[Republikcoin.com]

I think the family should know about the work we are doing. Therefore, the most important thing is how we explain how to do the work we are doing. for example, by providing knowledge about technology that is currently developing.

The way each person tells their family about their work is certainly different, because if it is only about technology, I think it is more about introducing certain devices that can be relied on in the work. Meanwhile, the way of working and the type of work itself must be explained in detail to the family that we consider the person to be an important person in our own lives. In addition, we also need to inform them about the risks that can arise from the work so that they are not surprised by it at some point in the future.

[Fredomago]

I guess one will only find it hard to tell his family about his source of income or how much money he made from it if it comes from illegal means. Otherwise, you don't need to hide it from your family because whatever your preferred source of income as long as it's legal and is giving you sustainable profits, your family will definitely support it and will not talk against you.

Indeed, as long as there's no illegal things that includes with your income-earning business or investment or whatever you may call it then it's a good to-go informing your relatives about where you are gaining money, also important that there are someone who understand and possible to work with you and will manage to adopt and continue things if ever something bad happened to you.

[bakasabo]

I think the family should know about the work we are doing. Therefore, the most important thing is how we explain how to do the work we are doing. for example, by providing knowledge about technology that is currently developing.

Yes, that's right. Indeed, families, especially parents, must know where our income comes from because this is also important for us if something unwanted happens, there is someone who can continue it. If we get income from trading or investment, of course this is important, besides being able to continue our assets if something unwanted happens, we can also pass on the assets we have, the point is to the family we trust.

Telling this is also so that our families do not think negatively about us, just sitting in the room but can get money, of course if we don't tell our family, they will think we get our income from bad methods. This is not only in the crypto world, if we work as a TikTok, YouTube content creator, we should also tell our family.

Even if later after being told they still don't understand, that's okay, at least they know that we get our income in the right or halal way. However, with the rapid development of technology like today, I think they will understand quickly. Except for those who are really old. I told my family everything and they understood, even though no one followed in my footsteps, I didn't force them.

I think that parents should be informed about source of income only if person is underaged. Because if a teenaged comes with a million in his pocket, parents might first think that it is stolen. But an adult just need to tell that he is earning fair. I dont think that a lot of details is necessary to share with them. It is our life and we should live the way we want it. For example parents wont be happy if they find out someone is promoting one of persons sins - greed or a casino. Even though it does not mean that by promotion you do something bad, but they they will wind themselves up, that their child is exactly the one who hooks people on gambling and turn them into addicted.

[Accardo]

So for that, we just decide to remain private, I don't think at my age, anyone around me will still be questioning my earnings, most especially when I dont have anh questionable characters.

I read a book called The Intelligent Entrepreneur and there is a part where it states that making money is like fetching water in a well, you don't know what to expect and you can't share what you get afterward! sometimes it is best to keep your source of income to yourself for the sake of sanity. People calculate the respect they give you once they know how you make a living, so it is up to you to map the level of respect you get.

I'll never run short of what to educate anybody who asks me about my source of income. I stress the conversation too long that they wouldn't bother throwing more questions. Except for my parents and potential clients, nobody deserves to know how I'm getting paid.

Funny enough, the people who asked me this type of question didn't pay my bills by any stretch of the imagination. What makes them think that I'll relay my source of income when they demand to know?

[Peanutswar]

It depends on the situation because if you are kind of person willing to help your family there's nothing wrong to giving them an insight with your source of income because you trusted them and also it's good to be open on them. The another side of it let's accept the fact that not all family have a good management in terms of money sometimes they spent into useless things and in the sad part is on the bad way so for me it depends.

As possible handle it on your own to prevent having too much issue in life even it's on your family just give them a small details or insight and not all so you don't have problem on the future.

[Jatiluhung]

Sometimes when I talk about family I will feel a little lonely for a moment. But that doesn't mean I don't always communicate with my family. Well I communicate a lot with my family. But at first everyone only knew my source of income was only from my main job. Because I didn't tell my family much about my investment in crypto. Even though some of them already know it. But well I and they don't consider it as a source of income. But it's just like an investment place like the stock market. Luckily several family members were familiar enough with the world of investment so that even without me explaining, everyone understood it. But yes, it will be very difficult when we have a family that is quite unfamiliar with technological developments, especially the world of the internet. But because now our world is moving into the era of digitalization, actually, gradually and gradually, everyone will understand it without even needing us to explain it in detail.

[Haunebu]

This situation depends on a lot of factors and variables op which is why it's not easy to provide a generalised answer to your query. Personally, it was quite easy for me to specify my source of income to my own family since they are quite easygoing people.

I feel lucky since my family are quite understanding and carefree when it comes to these sort of things.