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One post Subreddit at R / MILLENNIs, hit a nerve with thousands of users from a woman, “Every month gives your parents (s) money?”
In the post, the original poster said he was a 30-year-old state sector lawyer, he sent his mother to $ 4,000 a year in about ten years. He also gave a car to his mother, passed to another and gives extra money on birthdays and holidays.
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“I’m also a rich woman,” he wrote that he added that he paid his way through the law school with him Student loans and He paid the debt himself. “But really,” he said, “When he continues,” When I celebrated me, “the elderly people did not invest – we did not invest. “”
This is where it exploded.
Many reddit users returned the mother’s claim that older generations did not have the opportunity to invest. A 147-year-old commentator wrote: “Our generation had great investment opportunities in our generation. Microsoft? Amazon? Apple? Starbucks? Real Estate? Yes.”
Another added, “people are crazy when pointing Millennials have more savings than boomers in their ageBut in fact, it is true that is supported by many research. The fact is that millennia knows that they cannot trust Boomers for support for saving. Boomers will wait for others to support them. “
Several notes that the OP father, who was older than his mother, invested regularly and in advance, planned his mother received a second mortgage and Increased credit card debt instead.
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It turned out, many redditors can be connected.
Some said they sent their parents a monthly monthly money when they were financial tensions. Others cover the costs such as parents or rent, car payments, groceries and phone bills. Several people, for their parents, they said they were left out of love and sin for the rest of their lives.
