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My parents are in their late 60s and they have done nothing to prepare for retirement.

They say they're just going to work until they die because they just see no point ever slowing down.

To the point that they don't have any documentation, like their will is from before I was born,

and I'm in my late 30s. So how do I guide them? Because I've tried signing them up for classes,

tried getting them set up with a lawyer to try to get documents in place, and every time it

just falls apart. Are they asking for your help, or are you volunteering it?

Volunteering it, because I don't want to be set up to have to deal with all of it when they die. Oh man, oh man. Megan, I get it. First off,

I feel your pain. The hard part about this is, and Ken knows, when someone's not asking and you're,

you know, you're breaking your neck trying to do it for

them and help them they don't want it they don't care that it is not important to them and it is

important to you it should be but the hard part of this is they don't care now I don't know if you've

had this conversation with them which is hey guys I know you haven't asked for my help.

And I'm sorry if it feels like I am kind of encroaching on your privacy here.

But here's what I'm thinking about.

I'm thinking about the fact that I'm 30 years old.

I have X amount of dollars and X amount of obligations.

It's none of my business,

but I have the information right now, and you can tell me if I'm wrong, that you're really not too concerned with retirement. You have the right not to be, but I am. And the reason why I am

is because if I look up in you're 80 years old and somebody needs

care or somebody needs this, I'm realizing that all that's going to fall on me. And that's what I'm

concerned about. Is there a plan that I don't know about that you guys can tell me about? That's the

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