Should You Stop Giving Parents an Allowance if They Don’t Need It?
Singaporeans weigh in on the topic, with some considering it a token of love, while others believe it depends on their finances.
A Reddit post sparked a wave of opinions, with some saying it depends on individual circumstances, while others see it as a token of love.
"At what age do you stop giving parents allowance? Supposing my parents can take care of themselves?"
The original poster (OP) also wondered if married individuals with their own place still give their parents an allowance, considering their own expenses.
The OP explained, "I am thinking of stopping as I have more bills, but I will still buy meals/groceries etc. I am just wondering what is the general practice?"
- Some Singaporeans consider giving parents an allowance a norm.
- Others believe it depends on individual financial circumstances.
Author's summary: Singaporeans debate on giving parents allowance.
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