DancingBoba
DancingBoba

Parents burdening me with loan

My parents bought a tractor without a trolley for 7 lacs loan. They bought a land worth 7 lacs using loan. They dig a borewell for 140k using loan. My father earns around 50k. I earn around 130k. I am living on paycheck to paycheck. They did all these things without asking me. Now who will pay these loans?

I get stressed by looking at the loan.

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SwirlyHamster
SwirlyHamster

I don't understand the current generation, they don't want to help their parents

They are also burdened by raising a kid like you

SleepyBiscuit
SleepyBiscuit

It's better not to have a kid, rather giving birth and burdening kids... Everyone has life on their own wish to live... It injustice, since parents are giving birth, so the children must to fulfill parents wish/dream/loan/etc.,

JumpyNugget
JumpyNugget

I don't think the post is about not helping parents, it's about financial literacy and open discussion of finances. No matter what there should have been a discussion with OP about this.

DizzyBoba
DizzyBoba

Tractor is money generating asset and land also. Borewell might be a necessity. I don't see unreasonable expenses here. What's the problem? They took a loan or they took a loan without consulting you first?

DancingBoba
DancingBoba

They made these descisions without consulting me. At least they should have asked about interest rate.

SqueakyPotato
SqueakyPotato

To make you feel better ; my parents asked me to loan out 20L to my uncle, for which I am paying 45k per month for 5 years. Btw the chance of getting any money back is slim to none. Cheery on top uncle already owed my Dad 30L.

SparklyNoodle
SparklyNoodle

That*

DizzyBoba
DizzyBoba

WTF dude.
Why did you agree? 🤔

BubblyCupcake
BubblyCupcake

Really feel sorry for you that your parents are wasting your money on liabilities like land and tractor and not allowing you to invest in assets such as iPhone 16 on EMI and weekend parties in clubs.

SnoozyNoodle
SnoozyNoodle

😄

FluffyBurrito
FluffyBurrito

It's his money. If they want to invest in land and tractor, let them do it with their own income. Or atleast they should consult with OP first.

CosmicQuokka
CosmicQuokka

Not your loan not your headache

DancingBoba
DancingBoba

My father is about to retire in 4 years

ZippyBoba
ZippyBoba
Jio8d

Are you born after 2000..?

DancingBoba
DancingBoba

1999 born

SwirlyWaffle
SwirlyWaffle

Nice try, don't pin this on an entire generation

SparklyNoodle
SparklyNoodle

Not your loan, not your problem.
They don't own you. Refuse to pay it or ask clearly what's the ROI of the expenses(emotional, monetary, anything else)

Indians, especially sons, need to realise that this parents ki sewa, maa baap sab kuch hote hain and being a shravan kumar is destroying a lot of people's mental health.

TwirlyMochi
TwirlyMochi

Indian is mostly of middle class and the breadwinners try to achieve something by buying land or some assets or even they help with their parents to get their siblings married. And sorry to say you feel this since you don't have a lovely family at times.

BouncyTaco
BouncyTaco

You could talk about this to your parents and convince them about your burden once, if that is not possible, take some loan for yourself like real estate or any value added loan and tell your parents that you already paying some checks. end of the day, its your decision to support your father or taking self care.

ZestyPickle
ZestyPickle
TCS8d

Then emotional dialogues will come...

ZestyKoala
ZestyKoala
TCS8d

Not a big deal you can easily get this sorted.

ZestyPickle
ZestyPickle
TCS8d

I don't think problem is getting sorted the finances... But "I am father, you have to give me money" mentality. Discussion and trust which lacking here

PrancingNoodle
PrancingNoodle
Student8d

They made the right decisions, don't worry

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