2/12 UPDATE: Audio has been fixed! Thanks for everyone who let me know.
FULL EPISODE AND SHOW NOTES: www.sunnybranchwealth.com/blog/how-to-ask-parents-for-money
We're renovating our basement and, yes, my parents are shelling out the full cost: $350,000.
Before you judge, spend 10 minutes learning about the six-month conversation that got us here.
From exploring an $800k+ ADU to navigating retirement community options and locations - this was the best and cheapest option for my parents.
Spoiler: this episode isn't really about our basement reno.
It's about how my family practices radical money honesty.
It's about why multigenerational estate and wealth transfer planning matters.
And it's about how to ask your parents for money in a way that feels good for you AND for them.
I've been getting money out of my (equally bemused and reluctant) parents since the early aughts.
This is the episode you need to get on my level and learn how to ask your parents for money...in a way that actually works.
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