Money Related Etiquette

Raising money for charity is an important part of social life.

Many responsible people not only think it is their duty to take part in this basic activity, but also are more interested in this meaningful activity, and are willing to spend time and energy.

They realized that this kind of selfless devotion was also a rewarding experience.

Finally, they found that this kind of volunteer work can bring precious friendship and rich social experience to them.

No matter what motives people actively join in this fund-raising campaign, they must take this matter seriously. Once they provide this kind of service, he has to shoulder two responsibilities: one is to look at the matter itself, the other is to his partners, a sincere volunteer, to see that they are different from those who are not sincere.

The raising of funds can be carried out in several ways.

Large national activities are carefully planned by some organizations.

Local fundraising is also the case, or plans for one or more special activities, such as theater dance, movie premiere, banquet, cocktail party, etc.

Feasible and effective ways are discussed, and some feasible and effective methods can be displayed as samples.

For the detailed situation of fund raising, we should refer to one or more authoritative books.

Borrowing money and paying money is a frequent occurrence among people.

Generally speaking, the larger the quantity, the greater the connection. If the quantity is small, the borrower will easily forget.

A borrower, a man or woman, should not borrow money from anyone who is good friends or relatives.

Even the most modest borrowing should be taken seriously.

Customers who borrow stamps, coupons or small change, and a small box of cigarettes or a bottle of ink from small shopkeepers should remind themselves in handwriting and put them in a wakeup place.

Borrowers should pay back as soon as possible.

There is an old Chinese saying: borrowing and borrowing is not difficult.

First of all, it is polite to do so. Secondly, the longer it is delayed, the easier it is for borrowers to forget.

There is no reason for habitual borrowing.

Such casual habits will annoy good borrowers and bring bad reputation to borrowers.

It is more feasible to borrow a suitable amount of money from a bank rather than borrow it from an individual.

Dealings with agencies are much more convenient than personal convenience.

If a friend or relative is willing to lend a considerable amount of money, a wise borrower should sign a written proof of the paction and write a clear return time.

The lender should weigh the consequences before he says yes or no. He should know if he will sacrifice or cause his dissatisfaction and whether the borrower is reliable.

He should understand that borrowers can return in time, or they will often hurt the friendship between the two sides.

The simplest answer to the request of any borrower is to acquiesce immediately, not to push too much, and then forget it.

If the borrower forgot to repay the money, the kindness would not be rewarded.

Usually, people are happy to return it.

If you borrow a small amount of money 25 cents, 1 dollars or 2 dollars, such as a tip or a rental fee, you are not too embarrassed to ask for return. The simplest way is to say nothing. Next time, let the other person pay.

If the amount of borrowing is relatively large 5 US dollars or more, it is best to remind borrowers in a week or two weeks.

People can create such an opportunity by themselves, and assume that he is willing to return it, but forget it.