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Gavin DeHaai
  • Investor
  • Sioux Falls, SD
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How to educate parents? Help!

Gavin DeHaai
  • Investor
  • Sioux Falls, SD
Posted

Hey Guys,

I am just done with college and ready to take on the world. In the process to make financial decisions my parents tend to weight heavily on what they thing I should do which also carry poor financial decisions. (ex: buy new car, other not needed expenses) My parents spend money like its thrown into a fire, how do i lead/set an example for them while being respectful. I want them to see the benefits of what i am doing but its a little hard right now as i am just getting started in my FIRE journey. Need encouragement and Ideas for help. 

Thanks BP Family.  

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