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[quote=Anonymous]My aunt lived closest to my grandmother and did this sort of thing. She charged like $20 an hour similar to PP's story above. It's totally unreasonable for you to charge your professional hourly rate from work to do laundry. Just keep in mind that this because this is your future inheritance, does not make it your money. My grandmother was lucid and she agreed to this arrangement. If your mother is no longer in control of the finances, this decision has to be made by the person who does. If that's not you, you can't just start "charging." But yes, it's not a bad idea for you to tally up reasonable costs for what you are doing and ask your mother and, if necessary, siblings, if they agree. [/quote]
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