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For Parents...
When financial support for a grown child starts to feel strained, I step in as a neutral third party. Together we set up a clear spending plan, establish healthy boundaries, and put ongoing support in place so you can help without enabling.
Working Together
- Work Together
- Set Clear Boundaries
- Create Realistic Spending Plans
- Build Solid Financial Footing
- Reduce the Need for Parents to Act as Financial Supervisors
It is all too common to get fed up and then cut off support (or threaten to) abruptly or altogether. Or maybe give in completely and kick yourself for it. Or to vaccilate between the two.
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There's a better way.
How to help without perpetuating the problem:
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* Who controls spending?
* Is support dependent on working?
* Does support include transitioning  to self-employment?
* Starting a new business?
* How much is too much?
Solutions
Working with Families to Resolve Money Problems With Each Other
Shared Purpose; Shared Goals
A Skilled Third Party When it Becomes Too Much for Parents to Be the Financial Advisor
Ready to build a calmer financial relationship with your child?
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