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Okay, so I have a question. And just to paint a small picture, my husband and I, we've been married for seven years.

We have no debt other than the mortgage on our house. And so we're very thankful and I've worked very hard for that.

We've got two young kids

able to establish an emergency fund and retirement accounts and college savings for them.

But with all of that said, my parents are really not on a same financial path as we are.

My dad is in his 80s now and still works full time. My mom does not

work and she hasn't worked before, but just recently they've been bringing up to us, kind of my

husband and I, that they don't know what they're going to do for retirement. They have no retirement

savings, very little in a savings account. They're not even really in a place to afford the house that they own with the money that

they're making.

And we're starting to get this feeling that they're expecting us to take care of them at some

point or to do something to help them.

And without tapping into our own retirement or savings for our children's college and things

like that, we're just really not in that type of space.

And so my question is, is it too late for them to start putting together a retirement plan?

What are some options for them or how best really, what kind of boundaries do we need to set as a young

family in helping out that other generation in retirement wow i mean it it sounds almost

ludicrous should just say out loud he's 80 and now he thought about retirement

golly wow uh He's 80, and now he thought about retirement.

Golly!

Wow!

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