Posted by bhb on August 06, 2015 at 04:50:11 from (76.189.88.114):
In Reply to: Helping your kids??? posted by JD Seller on August 05, 2015 at 19:27:45:
1986 my daughter decided to go to leave Ohio and go to California to college. I paid for the college and put $25,000 in a checking account, told her this was if she needed money and do not become indebted to anyone. She worked as a waitress and never took one penny from the checking account. She has her own business and has never asked for money. Several years ago another one of my daughters was getting a divorce, they had sold the house and she found a new condo at a close out sale. She asked me to cosign for her, I told no because until they were divorced he would own half of it. I told her I always wanted to own a condo and I would buy it, but after her divorce was final I don't think I would want to own a condo. One week after her divorce was final she called and asked me to meet her at the bank to sign over the papers.
I am lucky all my children are hard workers and have made it on their own after college.
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