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[quote=Anonymous]If your dad was never compensated for the loan, then of course he should be awarded the investment returns. Why wouldn't he? Just because he tried to convince himself and everyone else in the family that he could look past it back then when he was being screwed over the first time? I can see why he's furious. I would be too. I've bought stocks before that have tanked and I wrote them off in my own mind. If they rebound in the future, should I not sell the stocks because many years ago I tried to move on with my life as if I didn't have the money? And you say that your cousins would be furious if you took the money.. what?? Why? Because they think it's theirs? If I had cousins like that, I would be writing them off anyway and wouldn't care at all what they think. Your father is being screwed over twice, and you're okay with it. I can't understand that. He sounds like the only reasonable one in your family. [/quote]
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