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• When, If Ever, Will You Expect Your Kids to Split the Bill?

  Now that we’re passed the days when children had financial value as farm helpers, it’s generally accepted that parents have a responsibility to fully support their children until they are at least 18 (octo-mom notwithstanding). But what happens after children move out and join the workforce varies widely from family to family. Barring the instance in which the son or daughter ends up being far more financially secure than his or her parents, there inevitably comes a point in every parent’s life when going out to dinner or a movie with your children raises the question, “Who will pay?” Read More... Posted Feb 19 2009, 10:30 AM by Hannah Tennant-Moore with | with 6 comment(s) Filed under: children, kids, Movies, parents, family, money, dinner, adult children, relatives, workforce, dining out, going out to eat, grown children, financial support, financial independence, working world, relatives and money, pick up the tab, financial arrangement, split the bill, do you support your grown children, split the check, foot the bill, who pays?, supporting your parents, expect your parents to pay, being supporting by your children, expect your kids to pay, supporting your kids