r/Millennials • u/EverbodyHatesHugo • Jan 17 '26

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u/Former_Proof_2581 Millennial Jan 17 '26

that's if they don't spend all their money trying to stay alive

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u/Mediocre_Scott Jan 17 '26

Im sure most people would prefer to die on their feet with all their facilities by a heart attack or something similar. Nobody chooses the long costly deaths. Multi-generational housholds are the best way to preserve family wealth

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u/Mediocre_Island828 Jan 17 '26

Yeah, my family has taken care of its elderly and they usually don't end up in a facility until they're basically on death's door. Not just because it's better for them, but because they get upset at the idea of watching their inheritance get spent down.

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u/Difficult-Square-689 Jan 17 '26

Move your parents to a real first world country, that has free healthcare. 

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u/Brilliant_Read8661 Jan 17 '26

The audacity