2017考研英语拓展阅读：如何谈钱不伤感情

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    2017考研英语拓展阅读：如何谈钱不伤感情
    Your Spouse Or Partner
    你的配偶或伴侣
    If you’re sharing a life with someone, you’re likelysharing expenses, too.
That can range from splittingthe grocery bills to planning for long-term health
careinsurance and your children’s education.
    如果你与某个人共同生活，你们也可能会分担费用。那可能延伸至分摊杂货店账单的费用、到规划长期健康保险费、再到你孩子的教育经费。
    Experts recommend having a conversation about money as early as possible so
bothpartners are able to clarify their financial goals as a couple. Both
individuals need to betransparent about their spending histories and any debt
they might be carrying.
    专家建议要尽早讨论一下钱的问题，这样双方就能一起理清财务目标。每个人都需要公开自己的消费历史记录以及他们可能会背负的任何债务。
    Gabrielle Clemens, a financial planner in Boston, suggests identifying
values and goals ratherthan speaking solely about money.
    波士顿的一位理财规划师加布里埃尔·克莱门斯建议：我们明确价值和目标，而不是仅仅只谈钱的问题。
    Your Friends
    你的朋友
    It’s natural for friends to have different salaries or different approaches
to spending, but thatbecomes less comfortable if you find yourself pressured to
spend more than you can afford.
    朋友之间收入不同或者消费方式不同很正常，但如果你发现自己被强迫着进行你负担不起的消费，就变的不那么舒服了。
    The reality is that some friends may be hurting your finances. “If a friend
is encouraging you toindulgein bad financial habits, you need to have a
conversation and be clear about your ownfinancial goals,” said Laura Adams.
    现实就是有些朋友可能会让你的资金遭受损失。“如果一位朋友拉你下水，让你沉溺于乱花钱的坏习惯，你们之间就需要谈一谈了，你要清楚你自己的理财目标，”劳拉·亚当斯表示。
    Let your friend know why you’re not able to join them for certain outings,
Adams added.
    让你的朋友知道你不能和他们一起参加某次郊游的原因，亚当斯补充道。
    Your Boss
    你的老板
    No matter where you are in your career, you want to make sure that you’re
being paid what youdeserve.
    不论你处于职业生涯的哪个阶段，你都想要确保你得到了应得的收入。
    That begins with your first job. A young employee can benefit a lot from
negotiating —landing not only a higher annual salary, but also increased
benefits and job flexibility in somecases.
    这始于你的第一份工作。一位年轻的职员可以从谈判中受益颇多——不仅仅会获得一份更高的年薪，而且在某些情况下会增加福利和工作的灵活性。
    It’s important to come to the table armed with information about the
average pay range inyour industry and a clear sense of the skills and experience
you can offer the team. Plus,managers expect candidates to negotiate salary.
    开始谈判时，掌握有关你所处行业的平均薪资幅度的信息，并对你能为团队提供的技能和经验有清晰的认识是很重要的。而且，经理也期待着和候选人谈一下薪资。
    As you rise in the ranks or move on to a new job, it’s crucial to keep
having thoseconversations about compensation. If you’re taking on more
responsibility or are bringing in adesirable skill set, those are reasons to
talk with your boss about getting paid accordingly.
    随着你升职或转到新的工作岗位上，继续进行关于薪酬的谈话也是重要的。如果你担负了更多的责任，或者身怀工作所需的技能，相应的——那些都是你跟老板协商薪酬的理由。
    Your Parents
    你的父母
    Parents can be supportive mentors when it comes to financial advice.
They’ve already beenthrough the various life stages you’re going through, and
you can ask them to share the thingsthey wish they’d known about money when they
were your age.
    谈到理财建议，父母会是支持你的良师益友。他们已经经历过你正在经历的人生的不同阶段，你可以请他们与你分享他们在你这个年纪的时候，关于钱他们已知的希望得到的事物。
    Learn from their mistakes and their successes, but also make sure to think
independently.
    从他们的错误和成功中学习，但也一定要独立地思考。