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I don't think it's unreasonable to ask, if help is really needed.
I don't think it's unreasonable to say 'no' . But .... it can, and often does cause issues.
It shouldn't.
As for me, England is not paved with gold and earning enough money is not picking cherries. Depends what really is family and where to draw a line (in my experience).
How extensive is the family that may require help. In my case I can count 32 which would be classed as immediate family.
I always help with medical and education. This year 2010 I have spent way too much on emergencies.
If I would be asked for more I must say no or borrow (debt).
Sometimes, it's difficult for my wife to understand also. But hey. I have to manage that.
I would not be happy to think that any of my extended family expect money for anything.
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