Try Netherlands.

I have found that Asian people (eg.Vietnamese) talk quite freely about their finances, and are likely to ask you how much you are paying for something such as house rental.

Well... Here in Argentina it's very common to talk about earnings and expenses. The problem comes when you know your wage is rather superior to average, it gets uncomfortable when being asked...

But still, in USA most people ask. My name is, what do you do for a living?, oh, that's like this much a year, right!?!

Not in Turkey

Well, here in Argentina it is very common to talk about that. The problem comes when you have a good wage, rather superior than average, it's uncomfortable to answer when being asked.

In China you can ask about finances, weight, marital status, race - They don't have an off button xD But at the same time, it's also considered not offensive either not to reply, or too answer evasively.

Totally agree

Well, it's actually very normal to ask about how much you earn in China, South Korea and other Asian Countries.

they do ask in Italy

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Well if you have any class it's rude to even discuss money

We do and don't get offended by that at all. It's just an old story & habit to not clink with beer (only), related to the executions in 1849. Possibly spread by the wine traders that time to be more patriotic and stuff.

the rule is don't clink with beer, any other drink is ok :)

it's true

Hungary.... i heard dont have sex with lights on afetr 21 or 22 pm....