"Decide how much money you want to give away each year and set it aside with a plan to help out friends who are experiencing emergencies."
"Dining out is not an emergency, and anything involving extended hospitalization, the sudden loss of a job, or unavoidable expenses could be considered a reason to help."
Setting aside a specific amount of money each year to assist friends in emergencies can balance generosity with friendship integrity. Distinguishing between emergencies and casual expenses is essential; for instance, dining out should not be considered an emergency. Significant events like extended hospitalizations or sudden job losses can qualify for assistance. It's crucial to find a method of providing help that feels right, ensuring that support is perceived as genuine and devoid of ulterior motives.
Read at Slate Magazine
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