Meet the ‘Live-it-up’ Parents, a couple in their mid-40s who have decided to take a detour from the traditional route of leaving a hefty inheritance for their three children. They’ve worked hard, established their careers, and now they intend to enjoy the fruits of their labor before they’re too old to do so. Their plan? Retire early, travel more, and spend all their money! But what about the kids? Well, they’re in for a shock…
The ‘Live-it-up’ Parents and their Master Plan

The Money Situation

A Different Path ️

No Handouts, Just Life Lessons

The Rainy Day Fund ☔

The Big Reveal

The Last Major Money

The Health Scare and the Fallout

Accusations and Upset Kids

The Domino Effect

The ‘Live-it-up’ Parents Vs. The Upset Kids: Who’s Right?
The ‘Live-it-up’ Parents have decided to break the mold and live their life to the fullest, planning to spend their hard-earned money on themselves rather than leaving it behind for their children. Their decision, however, has caused a rift in the family. Their oldest daughter, upon learning about their plans, accused them of caring more about ‘partying’ than their children’s wellbeing. The parents, on the other hand, believe they’re teaching their children an invaluable lesson about making their own way in life. Now, let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…
“And when he died, all he left us was alloooonne”

“NTA but where the f**k do you live that 300 grand a year is not rich?”

“YTA. Lol at not thinking you’re rich when you earn 300k a year. How could your kids possibly expect to inherit and never have to work again?”

“YTA for that blatant lie alone.” Parents’ shocking revelation sparks resentment.

Planning for the future without transparency can lead to hurt feelings

Parents’ refusal to leave inheritance sparks resentment and financial strain

Parents’ shocking revelation sparks debate on parental obligations and reciprocation. ♀️

EHS suggests paying for kids’ education and funeral expenses.

NTA assuming you have a plan, kids don’t owe you

YTA: Sacrificing your kids’ future for your own selfish desires

“YTA. You’re rich, leave enough for your kids to survive!”
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“YTA for not wanting better lives for your kids. “

Plan for the unexpected: life insurance or savings for your child!

ESH: Parents’ decision to not leave inheritance but only pay half of college

Debt, inheritance, and generational wealth: a complex financial debate

Parents’ shocking decision to withhold inheritance sparks heated debate

NTA – Inheritance isn’t a given, kids need a reality check

ESH, but mostly you. Children’s concern about inheritance reflects parenting.

“NTA. No one should assume they’re going to inherit anything. Stuff happens. Nursing home memory care starts at something like $6000/month. Your kids are too young to be anticipating your deaths and what they will be getting out of it.”

NTA for not leaving money. YTA for not paying for education.

Parents criticized for not financially supporting their kids’ future.

Parents’ decision not to leave inheritance sparks debate on parenthood

Commenter calls out someone for being rich and an a**hole

Parents’ decision to spend all their money shocks their kids

Planning for the future vs. the reality of life

Father accused of buying kids’ love, denies their true value.

“YTA, no love for kids? Your excuses are a**hole-ish! “

Expectations of inheritance can lead to unexpected financial burdens.

Parents’ income disqualifies kids for college aid. No inheritance either!

Parent’s shocking revelation sparks heated debate on inheritance decisions!

YTA for not understanding your privilege and leaving nothing for your kids

Open discussion on inheritance and family expectations.

Parents’ tough decision: No inheritance for kids!

NTA. Prioritizing parents’ comfort over inheritance.

“YTA for not leaving inheritance. Heartless, but congrats on retirement!”

NTA: No inheritance, just love and independence. ❤️
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Living life to the fullest, no regrets!

Generous parents want kids to enjoy their hard-earned money

Parent’s heartbreaking struggle to provide a better future for their child.
