Would you give your part of heritage to your sibling if you know he needs it more and you are capable enough to build your things by yourself?

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

You are very good siblings and he wants everything for you but you are an older sibling and you’ve got a feeling that you can build your share of fortune by yourself and it’s more useful for him to keep your parents fortune.

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Your parents want to give everything half and half, but you feel like giving it all to your sibling. What would you do?

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Inheritance. I mean.

[DizzyDesii]

Hell nawl. My sister would spend it on fast food. My mom would spend it on clothes. My grandma would spend it on furniture. My grandpa would spend it on cars or at casinos. Okay my grandpa and i might have something in common 😂 but either way, no i would not give away my full inheritance to my family, particularly a sibling. They dont know how to manage money.

[Justneedtokno]

At the end of the day, you are always entitled to your own birthright have seen a time and time again in the Bible. Now that doesn’t mean you don’t help your sibling, but having sold control over it making sure they don’t squander it for peace of mind don’t do it in someway it’s always gonna come back to you even if you give them everything

[BoopBoopBeep]

If i'm a better builder, it's my responsibility to take half so i can build it into something that may be needed down the road. i don't have to spend it on hookers and coke, but i should make that $100 into $400 if I can so any emergencies for me or the sibling that come up down the road can be taken care of.

[SnowedIn]

Based on your update, the decision is already made. "you feel like doing it". Then do it.

But would I feel that way? With my parents and siblings I would not have. Never had to deal with it. My mother died with nothing and my stepmother took everything my father had.

[Andres77]

There is no inheritance. I’ve been supporting my siblings on occasion for years already. No, I wouldn’t give up my portion but I’d help out as able…occasionally.

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

Oh yes inheritance, couldn’t recall that word

[msc545]

I don't have any siblings so I'm really not sure. It seems like the right thing to do but in many cases it may not be.

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

Why may not it be?

[msc545]

Well, if your sibling is a drug dealer or a terrorist, it might be a bad idea to encourage them.

[Anonymous]

Inheritance. Largely depends. Your Inheritance is Largely a decision of your parents, they worked for it to leave you it so you kind of have to respect their will on the matter. Of they wanted your sibling to have more they would have gave more and gave you less.

[Naydyonov]

As it right now, I don't really care about inheritance. If I manage to get a good job and life is alright, I think I'd not really care how it's split. It's not something I ever think about, look forward to, or expect. In my mind, the only money I'll have for my future is my own.

[Sparkie460]

With my siblings, no I wouldn't, but we aren't really close. When my parents died I split it up the way my parents wanted.

[love_conquers_lust]

Oh you mean inheritance. Heritage is like your ancestry and upbringing. I absolutely would help my sister if she needed it. I just did it this past year looking after her and her nephew for 3 months while she recovered from her heart implant.

[Bklynbadboy12]

Sure I would I have my own money my siblings haven't done as well financially as I have so yeah I would without a second thought

[Friendlybro79]

You can do whatever you want here. This is up to you.

[OddBeMe]

Ehh I’d say the “teach to fish” adage is needed here

[nolabels]

Absolutely.

Yeah, absolutely.

[EaterPeter]

As of right now I don't think so

[Anonymous]

Only if I was dying.