Dear Annie: Why do my sister’s financial problems turn me into her personal ATM?
Dear Annie: My younger sister, “Rachel,” is 28 and has always been a bit of a mess when it comes to money. She jumps from job to job, spends impulsively and never seems to have savings. I, on the other hand, have always been the responsible one. I’m 32 and married, and my husband and I have worked hard to build a stable life.
Dear Annie: I love my financially clueless sister, but hate feeling like her ATM
My younger sister, “Rachel,” is 28 and has always been a bit of a mess when it comes to money. She jumps from job to job, spends impulsively and never seems to have savings. I, on the other hand, have always been the responsible one.
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