Does your family know your income?

For my sons and wives I have no idea what their household incomes are.
My daughter I have a ball park estimate only because she told me when she got the job. She was quite surprised at what the salary offer was. 

I know one of my sons knows what I make because he has helped me with taxes. Money just isn't something we talk about.

Yes my parents and my brother know my income. My DD has only been working since Feb 2020, and yes I know her income. I think my BFF knows my income as well.

I will just add that I'm not secretive about money. I just don't think it's any of my business to ask, and my family must think the same way because they've never asked me.

We're not private about money within the family and kids always knew about what we made and how we spent it for bills, investments, and fun money. They learned how to budget at home and not so much at school. While we know approximately what our kids make per hour or annually, it isn't discussed a ton. My sons talk much more about money with my husband since they are all into investments.

Definitely not. A member of my family tells everyone how much money he makes and it's so weird to me. My mom has asked recently and was offended when I wouldn't tell her. I know my parents net worth but I never knew how much money they made when they were working.

My brother/nephew/niece are my tax peeps so yes they know. I doubt they discussed it with other family members.

Out kids know about what we make. I knew what my dad made per hour and my mom per month. Never did the math on it though.

our parents are all deceased but no, they didn't know our income. Only my oldest works - he's military so while I don't know his salary, it wouldn't be that hard to figure out. I only know DH's because I do the taxes every year.

Our parents do not know our income. FIL once way overestimated it. MIL was in the ballpark one time when he was looking for a new job. My parents knew we were in a financial crunch a long time ago and treated us as if we never climbed out of that hole.

I can look up my airman's salary and have an educated guess until he chooses to get out. I kinda know what my other kid makes an hour because he told us about his last raise and that he's looking for something else. Once he's out of the house, I'll probably never know unless he tells us. I won't ask.

My in-laws know what we make. Not down to the penny, but within $10k. My mom is nosy and would love to know and I won't give her a clue because I have zero interest in her unsolicited advice. DS (13) knows what we make and approximate percentages of income that go to various kinds of savings, bills, discretionary spending, etc. My mom was a CFO and my stepfather was an Econ prof, but they never talked about money with us. I was shocked when I started earning money how little I could afford and didn't have much of an idea of how much of my income was reasonable to spend, for example, on clothes or entertainment. I'd like DS to have a better framework around money when he's on his own than I did - my parents taught us a lot of theory about money, but pretty much nothing practical.

This past year was a really interesting lesson for DS - DH was out of work for about a year due to covid, and DS assumed that we would have to make a lot of cuts. I told him no, we were fine, DH's industry has always been unstable so we make sure we can afford our lives on my income. It was a big eye-opener for DS about the benefit of living under your means.

I know my dad's wealth, as I help to manage his money and help with taxes. he knows we have more than him.. but vague.. we never told the kids how much we made. just sort of private.

we taught them to pinch pennies though.

Our kids are college age/just out of school. We know what they make. Dd knows what we make, I’m not sure ds knows. Parents do not know.

No way. I mean, technically my mom and brother know some of my income, because they write the paychecks, but they don’t know what I make doing graphic design, or what my husband makes.

My parents when alive didn't know my income but probably could have a reasonable guess. It wasn't something we talked about.

I know my daughter's because she has told me and as a state goverment employee I could find out anyway as it is documented.