Advice to give to my parents – dad is very stubborn Hello everyone, I am worried over the finances of my parents. They have a history of fighting over it and having issues with money, so I’d like to see what you guys would advise them to do. My mother is 70 and retired with a very decent pension. She has 75k in savings. The house my parents live in has a mortgage that is almost paid off. So far…

One week trip with my dad My dad wants to take me on a one week trip at some point in either January or February and I would love some destination ideas. I love hiking, but my dad is older, so he can probably only do easier, potentially intermediate hikes. We also love nature, food, culture and scenic views. We are currently considering Portugal (either mainland or Mad…

LPT: Saying “my dad pays for it.” Gets pushy phone sales reps to leave you alone. Whenever I go to Walmart or Target there’s always those reps in the electronics department trying to get you to switch phone plans. I have my own plan but as a teenager my dad paid for everything until I was 18. I’ve just always told em my dad pays for everything and they immediately leave me alone. submitted by /u/Sususudio1

Rashida Jones Says Dad Quincy Jones Was ‘Working on His Speech’ for His Honorary Oscar Before He Died submitted by /u/peoplemagazine

Dad, for the win: Rick Pitino, St. John’s top Lobos Rick Pitino improved to 3-1 in coaching matchups against his son Richard, as No. 22 St. John’s passed its first real test this season by topping New Mexico 85-71.

Just turned 18 and my dad signed me up (without my permission) for four credit cards I know it’s important to build credit, but waking up on my birthday to an email saying my application for a Discover student credit card was received was not what I was expecting. He also signed me up for Self (no idea what that is), and is demanding that I sign up for Chime and another credit card for my personal bank account I use for work. He…

Want to invest, tips on getting started? Dad recommends individual stocks. I have a spare $3k and am thinking about using it to start investing. I’m a total beginner. My dad thinks I should buy individual stocks and gave me this 640-page doorstopper called “The Intelligent Investor”. Meanwhile the advice I’m reading online is that beginners should instead focus on maxing out their 401ks, buying index funds and CDs, and…

Christmas gift for Dad? My Dad had a Minolta x700 and he slowly lost the time to enjoy going out and doing wildlife/landscape photography as he raised me and my brother. When film started getting expensive and affordable point and shoot digital cameras came out in the early 00’s he shelved his x700 and eventually that cheap digital camera ended up in his desk drawer to…

Tim Weah scores for Juve as dad George looks on Tim Weah’s first-half goal for Juventus in a 2-0 derby win over Torino on Saturday marked the United States international’s third goal in four Serie A matches.

The Politics of Heartbreak- That Dang Dad submitted by /u/nlitherl

Dad wanting to retire with no savings Bit long but my dad (62) has two fully vested retirements: 1) straight life annuity with PBGC estimated at 240$ a month if he applies currently (and he wants to) 2) I think another straight life annuity (will double check when I can) with Construction Industry Laborers estimated at 1,144.50 if he applies currently (would have to stop plumbing an…

What did my dad give me here? The closes I can find online is the Walzflex II but most of them aren’t exactly like the one I have. submitted by /u/Toasted_Olive

Dad was victim of wire fraud. He took some steps. What should he do next? As the title states, my father was the victim of wire fraud. The fraudster took from their personal bank accounts (Citi bank). He reached out to Citi bank and they aren’t being so helpful. What are some next steps to getting his money back? He is still trying to work with the bank unsuccessfully but needs some advice / guidance. Thanks in advanc…

Patrick Warburton’s Dad Sent Him a ‘Six-Page Letter’ About ‘How Disappointed He Was’ After the Actor’s ‘Seinfeld’ Debut submitted by /u/indig0sixalpha

28. Share rent with my dad. Rotten teeth. I read the rules and I think this is allowed, if not I apologize. So I’m 28. I make 23.75 an hour. I work 50ish hours a week. Me and my dad split rent in a two bedroom apartment. I have no knowledge about money. All I know is I need to save. Then figure out how to make it work for me. My teeth are rotten and disgusting. My question is. Should I …

How to finance a car for my Dad To start off, I will be making all the payments on the car. I have no debt, relatively high income(200k+), an 800+ score, and just want to do something nice for my Dad. My Dad’s credit has been in the toilet due to some mistakes the 90s and he never made any attempt to fix it or use credit for anything so here we are. My Dad’s semi-retired and …

My dad was the guitarist for a small Jersey band So, there was this band called the Jersey Syndicate (completely different from Bon Jovi) and they were a not-so-big band that played in Jersey clubs, and had a debut album in 2007 I believe, and my dad was the guitarist in the Learnin’ To Live music video (the guy with the big blonde hair, you’ll know it when you see him), but I won’t reveal his…

Should I pay more money to my dad? I’m 33 living with my dad (temporarily) as I was in between jobs. My dad is 74 and outright owns a home worth $600k and has around $120k in savings with a pension of around $20k per year which covers his lifestyle expenses. I earn around 120-150k usd. But only recently and I’m not confident I’ll have job security. I currently contribute aroun…

Does it make sense for my dad to get life insurance? My dad is looking into getting insurance and i am trying to help him decide whether it makes sense. He’s in his 50’s and expects to work 10 more years. His biggest asset is his house worth ~$1.4m with a $600m 30 yr mortgage. No other debts. His primary concern is the mortgage, he doesnt want to burden my mom or me with the mortgage payments. So …

How to deal with dad’s finances on his final years? Here’s the deal: My dad is 66, with stage 4 colon cancer, and a colostomy bag.. I’m not sure if he qualifies for disability (specially being a resident, not citizen), but either way he’s not going back to work, there’s no way. We are not sure how much time he has left, a year ago he had a prognosis of 1 year, and he’s definitely beating those od…