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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. I live in New England. The apartment is three blocks from my parents old house. I am single, no children. My only sister is divorced and struggled to raise two kids and I helped her. She inherited same amount plus a life estate (her sons will inherit) on the house she lives in now. She was SAHM and used a lot of her money to give private school and college degrees. She worries about her own retirement so I have helped along the years, seeing that she is my only family.[/quote] Whole situation sounds like a shabby genteel mess. You were all over privileged and failed to launch.[/quote] Don't project. OP could easily have been a child of immigrants and a first gen college grad. Many kids who went to Ivy Leagues, even 50 years ago, were on financial aid and first gen or from working class families. That he never bought a house indicates to me he's not from a cushy privileged background because that's something affluent people really push their children to do early on and provide the support needed. OP should talk to various local government agencies that specialize in helping elderly people. Assisted housing programs do exist. [/quote]
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