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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Assuming we are talking about a sizeable sum here - open and fully fund grandkids' college funds. Then divide what remains evenly between children.[/quote] Nope…give each kid the same regardless Of children. Since most adults will pay for their kids’ college, this is just indirectly giving one adult child hundreds of thousands of dollars more. Fund the grandkids to pass $$&s when alive but reduce what the adult child by same amount.[/quote] I would be so upset if my inheritance was lowered because I had more kids than my sibling. My sibling sees my parents every other year. Im here with them daily. My kids help them out a lot too- weeding, cleaning plus my kids spend a lot of time with them. I don’t think my kids deserve an inheritance but don’t think that grandparents get nothing out of grandkids. I think my kids are my parents purpose for living and their lives wouldn’t have been complete. Why should my inheritance be reduced?[/quote]
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