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Millennials not planning to have kids, what are your plans for old age? Do you think you’ll have enough saved for an old folks home?
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Old Folks home isn’t a stigma to me because my family has had to deal with stubborn elders who stayed in their houses too long.
That being said who or how do you expect to be taken care of in your old age?
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I think a lot of that depends on how well they take care of you after they are no longer legally required to do so. If you are someone who stayed at home through your 20s, I think that person should feel more obligated to help their parents in their old age. If you are someone who left home as a teenager, and your parents didnt assist you much, there isn't as much of a responsibility.