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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Kids are not old enough yet, but this is what my parents did for me. Health Insurance: Kept on until I started my first full time job in August after I graduated. Then I was on my own since my job offered health insurance. Insurance: Assuming you mean car here. I lived in DC after college and did not have a car. Phone: I have a brother who is a year younger than me. So when he graduated college our Dad told us we had to call up Verizon and get our own plan. So this was a year after I graduated. My Dad is very much the support through college formally and then you are on your own. I grew up in an UMC family, but he wanted us to cut the cord. This doesn't mean there has not been help along the way. When I moved into my first 1 bedroom apartment living alone and needed to furnish it my Mom came with me and paid 2-3k to get me everything I needed. Or if I visit my parents they are paying when we go out to dinner or do activities. They just really wanted my siblings and I to be self sufficient once we graduated. I am happy with the way ti turned out. I think it is weird when you see married 35 year olds on their parents phone plan. I have absolutely 0 financial ties to my parents right now.[/quote] So you're NOT a parent of Adult Children? Wrong forum. Your perspectives are outdated![/quote] Just stop with trying to police who can post. [/quote] NP. The wrist slap was appropriate. This is one area were someone's experience a generation ago is irrelevant, especially pertaining to health insurance. Posts like that PP actually do a disservice to others.[/quote] 1+ Agree. It sounds like when people say, when I was your age... I'm interested in hearing what other parents are currently doing, not what your mother did/didn't do for you. LOL. [/quote]
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