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30 Aug 21, 04:29 PM |
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slightly serious Dibber
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Mine is only 9 at the moment, but in the back of my head have thought about it and would pay until she was 21 really . Although I feel she will be coming to the bank of mum and dad when booking when shes older, and likely have to treat her to upgrades and such.
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30 Aug 21, 04:38 PM |
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Apprentice Imagineer
Join Date: Aug 20
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We’d pay for flights and accommodation/meals for as long as they want to come with us.
Once they have partners - I think we’d offer to contribute an amount. @blueste love your post. |
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31 Aug 21, 08:38 AM |
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slightly serious Dibber
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Really interesting responses .
As a couple with younger kids (6 & 8), i cant obviously answer that Q without a crystal ball (and i know my post isnt worth much being I'm not there yet, but others may relate ). I would imagine for us, who can only really afford to go once every 3 years or so, will stop paying for ours come 18yo or so. Once school is finished and they are either attending college/ A-levels. Maybe because we have limited time to ourselves as of the ages, we both watch vlogs and see all the stuff we would love to do as a couple, the thought of doing it as just 'us' makes me feel elated and also half the cost so we could go more frequently. Although i can see the flip of the coin, and that older/adult children that are independent in their own right, must also bring a new level to that holiday (enjoying shopping with mum, dad and son going off to do there thing...). So mixed bag for us. We crave just us as a couple that can go, but if our dears did come with up after 18yo, im sure we would meet them in the middle with a 50/50 payment split x |
31 Aug 21, 08:40 AM |
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Apprentice Imagineer
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We pay. My way of thinking is that if we’ve invited them to come, then we should. Also, mine are both at uni living off a student loan (plus money from us as they get the minimum amount). Once they get full time jobs, then we will ask them to contribute.
Also, the other thing that goes around my head, is that as parents, one will end up paying for various things anyway. If you make your child pay for all their holidays, car etc, then they won’t be able to save up for a house deposit and will be living with you forever. If you help them with those things then they will be able to save for a house deposit - which is what both of mine are doing at 19 and 21. |
2 Sep 21, 02:50 PM |
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Join Date: Jan 05
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We paid for DD until she was working and then she just paid her air fare and spends while she was earning lowish money. Now at the stage where she could pay us to go 😆
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