Pay For Dinner – Split The Check? - Consumerism Commentary, personal finance since 2003

The fine art of splitting a check.

Here’s a timely article, considering how many of my friends have birthdays around this time. It’s not easy to bring up the topic when you think others at the table aren’t contributing their fair share, while you’re concerned you’re might be paying more than you’re share, at the same time you’re trying not to nickel-and-dime the issue.

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