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Board Economics
Re: Should there be a limit to investing in your children?
by
Gaza13
on 08/06/2024, 14:53:25 UTC
All parents hope for a good future for their children but if the children do not want to understand it then the parents will have nothing to do, it depends on the children what they want to do. Parents try hard to make their children responsible. Many parents start investing right after their child is born to make them financially self-sufficient. It will take a lot of time a parent is responsible for making the child worthy of care and love.
If that's the case then the role of parents is to continue to support what the child wants, but the role of parents is to provide direction to the child if they want to open a business so they have to be consistent. Usually children who are still in their teens have just graduated from high school, usually their mindset has not yet been maturely formed in anything, including business or enterprise. Usually parents will continue to persuade or provide understanding or direction to their children to continue going back to school if their parents are able. The harshness of life makes parents continue to think about how in the future the child will not be neglected or not have a good future, parents will definitely give him the best he can during this time.