‘‘Karen Green, 60, says she has been very upfront with her children. "I have been quite explicit to say there is unlikely to be a legacy because I'm anticipating spending it all."
Yes and to "Sprinkle the Top" once at their 80's they nagg about good times when family took care of the elderly. Completely forgetting in those times resources was handed down the generations to enable it.
Indeed. The anger I have towards people who intentionally splurge money on unnecessary holidays and luxuries, despite having offspring who are financially limited irritates me. Similarly, a woman who has the financial means to rely on her husband's salary to be a full-time stay-at-home mother but chooses to put her children in 'daycare' in order to further her career is equally despicable.
I expect this article that was published a few days ago by the BBC will make your blood boil!
‘I'd rather pay thousands on a holiday: Meet the pensioners spending the kids' inheritance’
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cje8y3w2zdpo
This is perhaps the worst quote from the piece:
‘‘Karen Green, 60, says she has been very upfront with her children. "I have been quite explicit to say there is unlikely to be a legacy because I'm anticipating spending it all."
Yes and to "Sprinkle the Top" once at their 80's they nagg about good times when family took care of the elderly. Completely forgetting in those times resources was handed down the generations to enable it.
Indeed. The anger I have towards people who intentionally splurge money on unnecessary holidays and luxuries, despite having offspring who are financially limited irritates me. Similarly, a woman who has the financial means to rely on her husband's salary to be a full-time stay-at-home mother but chooses to put her children in 'daycare' in order to further her career is equally despicable.