Here are some great links to help all of us continue on with thinking and talking about how to fund our retirements.
The Power of Saying "No" to Preserve Your Retirement Bucksome Boomer post really makes a great point about not sacrificing your own retirement to pay for adult children's (or siblings) wants and needs now.
I also hope you will check out this great post at Satisfying Retirement - How to Mess up a Retirement
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Both very good leads. Thank you. I might add that giving parents permission to "protect" their retirement is really what they need to hear right now. Adult children will not resent on getting what they never had so parents need to start early weaning the "babies" so they can fly on their own.
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Thanks Barbara. I fully agree with you by the way.
DeleteThanks, sweetie. You always keep us so informed. Gone are my days of blindly playing along, head in the sand...now I have your blog to keep me accountable. ; )
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DeleteThanks for the links. We still treat our kids and grands but they understand that it's just treats they are off the payroll so Mom and Dad can stay off their payroll in old age!! Ha
ReplyDeleteDebby, you have the same approach that we do; help given as an occasional gift.
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