Going into business with family can seem like the perfect arrangement. You already know each other, there is an established level of trust, and you share a common history. But what happens when the business starts testing the very relationship it was built on? When disagreements over money, unequal workloads, decision-making and business direction begin to spill into family relationships? For many siblings, doing business together can become a complicated balancing act between protecting the bottom line and preserving family ties. So, how do you survive doing business with your sibling without allowing business disagreements to destroy your relationship? And can a sibling partnership really
thrive when family and finances are involved?

Going into business with family can seem like the perfect&nbsp;arrangement. You already know each other, there is an established&nbsp;level of trust, and you share a common history. But what happens&nbsp;when the business starts testing the very relationship it was built&nbsp;on? When disagreements over money, unequal workloads,&nbsp;decision-making and business direction begin to spill into family&nbsp;relationships? For many siblings, doing business together can&nbsp;become a complicated balancing act between protecting the bottom&nbsp;line and preserving family ties. So, how do you survive doing&nbsp;business with your sibling without allowing business disagreements&nbsp;to destroy your relationship? And can a sibling partnership really thrive when family and finances are involved?

METRO FM Talk with Faith Mangope