Americans find discussing money more taboo than sharing their political or religious views

1. Only 38% of U.S. adults are comfortable discussing their bank account balances with family members or close friends, a smaller percentage than those comfortable discussing their love lives (47%), credit card debt (52%), weight (71%), political views (78%), religious views (81%) or health (81%). Which of these are you comfortable discussing with family or close friends?

2. Lending money doesn't always go well. 55% of people who have lent money or paid for a group expense with the expectation of getting paid back had a negative experience afterward, such as losing their money, damaging their credit score, harming their relationship with the person, etc. Have you ever had a bad experience with lending money?