[ SECRET POST #6448 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6448 ⌋

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Comments

Re: I'm a millennial who has kids, owns a house, and has a steady job

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

No, our parents did not help us. In my case, mine are dead; in his, they're...kind of crazy? His father, for example, actively plans to leave him and his siblings with debt.

That said, my parents did help me pay for college. But I moved out at 21 and paid for everything myself from then on out.

I am sorry that you're in the situation you're in, and I know it's a common one. I don't see how our current path is sustainable, given how many people are unable to accumulate personal wealth. Something has to give.

Re: I'm a millennial who has kids, owns a house, and has a steady job

[(Anonymous)]

I would actually consider parents helping paying for your college and everything until 21 as helping you. That is a head start many people don't get.

But it is not the same as giving you money for the house that is for sure. I have been shocked to hear how many people actually buy their kids "starter home" in my area. That is just wild to me!

Re: I'm a millennial who has kids, owns a house, and has a steady job

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AYRT

Hmm, that's fair. I interpreted the question as whether they helped us buy the house specifically, but your point is definitely valid.

The idea of people buying their kids entire houses is wild to me, too! We saw some of that while we were on the market, and got outbid on one house due to parents being involved.