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At what age should parents stop financially supporting their childreen?
This is a discussion on At what age should parents stop financially supporting their childreen? within the General Chat forums, part of the Main Category category; Is there a different age of stopping support between a boy & girl? If yes then why? Should parents pay ...
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10-06-2009, 08:32 PM
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| Is there a different age of stopping support between a boy & girl? If yes then why? Should parents pay for there if the child is over 18 yrs old: 1) College Tuition (boy & girl) 2) Room & Board (boy & girl) 3) Meal/Food allowance (boy & girl) 4) Insurances: auto, rental ect (boy & girl) 5) car Payments (boy/girl) 6) Entertainment/clothing allowance (boy & girl) 7) Graduation college (boy/girl)? |
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10-06-2009, 08:46 PM
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|  i would say at 22-23, when they should have a degree and be able to get a job, if you keep paying them. thy will get used to it. You should pay part for college tuition, mayb have them stay at a local college to save on food and board. But your child should pay for themselves the car payments, clothes, and insurance w/ a job. You could pay for graduation college, but your child should after college be able to get a job to pay for graduation college |
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10-06-2009, 08:55 PM
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| You should stop paying for them as soon as they are either out of college or out of the house. But you should still pay if they are out of the house at college, assuming they are actually trying accademically. |
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