Advice columnist publishes letter on son draining parents' retirement funds
1 Oct 30 3:00 AM · 14d ago · 1 article · 1 source · development 1 of 2
R. Eric Thomas's "Asking Eric" column runs a letter from a 62-year-old woman describing how her husband keeps giving money to their unemployed adult son and his wife, and Thomas's advice to involve a financial adviser and set budget boundaries.
“The problem is they come to us for money. All. The. Time. My husband, bless his heart, can't say no.”
Letter writer ("Drowning")
R. Eric Thomas Advice columnist, "Asking Eric"Letter writer ("Drowning") 62-year-old wife planning to retire at year's endHusband 65-year-old, already retiredUnemployed son Youngest child of the letter writer
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first by AL.com, 13d ago · also The Oregonian, Orlando Sentinel, Mercury News
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- Asking Eric: My husband's generosity is threatening our retirement savings The Oregonian · 13d ago
- Asking Eric: What do we do about the one son who can’t keep a job? Orlando Sentinel · 13d ago
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first by MassLive, 13d ago
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- Asking Eric: Our son can't hold a job and WILL NOT stop asking us for money Cleveland.com · 13d ago
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first by Denver Post, 14d ago
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