By: Christa
Hmm…looks like I have some awkward Thanksgiving conversation starters. Seriously, though, I should have the talk with my mom (even if she’s too young to be doing it).
View ArticleBy: femmefrugality
Haha, I was going to say, absolutely not the Thanksgiving Dinner table is not the place to have the birds and bees talk with the kids. I think mine are still too young to think about broaching this...
View ArticleBy: Barbara Friedberg
Been there, done that!!! If you do it on Thanksgiving, wait until the end of the day in case they get mad. You don’t want to ruin the day 🙂 (PS got the mic)
View ArticleBy: CreditDonkey
Most people don’t talk about it. But being a very transparent family, we talk about death like it’s a normal occurrence. My youngest son openly expresses his views, like, hey guys, I think if you die I...
View ArticleBy: Elizabeth @ Simple Finance
My dad’s had two major surgeries this year, so it gave me a good entry into this discussion. The next time I visit them, they’re actually taking me along to meet with their financial planner and...
View ArticleBy: DC @ Young Adult Money
Haven’t reached the point where I need to have this conversation yet, thankfully.
View ArticleBy: Average Joe
Hopefully that’s because they have it taken care of appropriately. OG didn’t mean to ever imply there was an age limit.
View ArticleBy: Dominique Brown
I’ve had the “talk” with my mom and she agrees with me, but she has yet to get all the documents I worked so hard to create motorized. I’m pissed :/
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View ArticleBy: Ted Jenkin
I wrote a great piece on this about a year ago and what’s most important among Gen X’ers today is figuring how who is actually going to take care of Mom and Dad. Now that their parents are turning 70,...
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