5 signs it's time to stop giving your grown children money
If you want to provide for your adult kids, you aren't alone.
A 2015 survey from the Pew Research Center of nearly 1,700 Americans found 61% of parents with grown children had helped them out financially in the past year. Largely, they don't consider this a burden: 72% feel they're expected to help their children "the right amount" and 89% find it rewarding.
But are you supposed to feed money to your grown children indefinitely? And if not, how do you know when to stop?
Below, we've outlined five signs it might be time to stop sharing, with the help of certified financial planner Katie Brewer, financial coach to Gen X and Gen Y with Your Richest Life.
This article was written by Business Insider without the involvement of Merrill Lynch.