Are you a selfish person if you are rich and didn't lend your friends/cousin/aunts money?

[Anonymous]

[abc3643]

Not necessarily. That money that they want to "borrow" may be used to commit a crime or facilitate a bad habit like gambling or drugs or smoking.

[joeldalton]

Not at all. If you want to gift them money, that's one thing. But loaning family and friends money is a recipe for disaster.

[Uannoyme]

No, your money, your business. People aren't entitled to what you have simply because they are related to you.

[Anonymous]

No, you're smart because they won't repay the money

I have 3 rules with loaning money
1. Trust who you let borrow from you
2. Take security until they repay the debt
3. Be willing to break legs when required

[KostasKouvalis]

I think so. I have family members who are like this. They feel the rest of the family isn't entitled to a share of their wealth

[Adaeva]

Of course not because such loans are never repaid.

[LazerBean]

Nope.