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So back when I was going to college, my parents and I took out student loans to pay for them.

When taking out the loans, there is no conversation about me having any responsibility for the parent portion

of the loans. Now, six years later, my parents are blaming my sisters and I for not having

any money in retirement and for filing bankruptcy and saying that after all of that, we're going

to have to take over the loans because it's, they shouldn't have to worry

about that this time in their lives. And I told them no, but that caused a bunch of arguments.

And I suggested family counseling and that was rejected to. And I guess just want to know,

are we in the wrong? Having tried to help them, it seems like they have no willingness to change and letting

money come between the family.

Now, what they've done is gross to put that on you.

You are not the solution to their financial mess, and they're just in a real pickle and looking at their pile

of debts going, well, if the kids didn't cause all of this harm to us, we would have been in a

very different place. The truth is they've been reckless for a long time with their money.

They didn't have a conversation about what was going to happen with college and student

loans. They decided to take on all of the debt

in their name only with this Parent Plus loan with crazy high interest and now they want to

pin it on you when they're in a bind. I'm not buying it. And I'm guessing the relationship with your

parents has not been great for a long time. That is correct. Yes. It's been transactional and very well.

Look at what we did for you and this is what you have to do for us.

And I'm also guessing there is a lot more debt laying around here than just these Parent Plus loans.

I only recommend term life insurance because it's simple, affordable coverage.

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