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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The kids shouldn’t know the details of your savings. It’s not their money. I think it’s crazy to give one son a huge sum of money! When the boys graduate they should be focused on getting jobs and working their way up the ladder. In the immediate future I would focus on rebuilding your relationships. Take the family on some nice vacations a few times a year. Do this forever, even when the boys are married and have families. Make it your treat. [/quote] I agree that money is yours. You earmarked it for certain purposes. Did you keep track of your expenses supporting #2 athletics over the years? If one has a big medical need you help with do you offer the other cash? What if one has kids and the other doesn't. Life is just not equal.[/quote] +1 the amount of time and money you dedicated to provide the opportunity to obtain that scholarship is being discounted by #2. The money isn’t his, it’s yours. Personally, I wouldn’t hand out the cash to anyone. I’d provide a certain amount to both children for down payments, a new car, etc. but that isn’t his money to dictate where it goes. [/quote]
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