Is it common for parents to pitch in to help their adult children pay off their finances when they can't do so themselves? According to a new Bankrate report, it certainly is... 68% of parents with children who are 18 or older have made some kind of financial sacrifice for them. When does financial aid within the family get too far? At what age should we cut them off? Dave and Debbie discuss with Bankrate Senior Industry Analyst Ted Rossman, followed by listener calls.

<p dir="ltr">Is it common for parents to pitch in to help their adult children pay off their finances when they can't do so themselves? According to a new Bankrate report, it certainly is... 68% of parents with children who are 18 or older have made some kind of financial sacrifice for them. When does financial aid within the family get too far? At what age should we cut them off? Dave and Debbie discuss with Bankrate Senior Industry Analyst Ted Rossman, followed by listener calls.</p>

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At what age should parents cut off their financial aid for their adult children?

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