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Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on NewRetirement. This year hopefully marks a return to enjoying Thanksgiving turkey with friends and family, elbow to elbow around the table instead of on Zoom. While the focus of our holiday gatherings are on love and celebration, the occasion is also an opportunity to discuss money with loved ones. Like it or not, your finances and current or future…
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