When You’re Old, Remember These 4 Things to Avoid Being Resented by ur Child & Ensure Happy Life

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Aging is an inevitable part of life, and everyone hopes for a secure and happy later life. However, not all elderly people get their wishes fulfilled. In this video, we share four essential principles to help you avoid being resented by your children and ensure a joyful and peaceful old age.

🔹 Have Sufficient Savings: It's important to save enough for your retirement instead of giving away all your savings to your children. This will ensure you have financial security in case of emergencies or health issues.

🔹 Have a Stable Residence: Owning your own home, no matter how modest, ensures you have a place to call your own and a refuge to return to, providing peace of mind and stability.

🔹 Maintain Good Health: Taking care of your health is crucial. A healthy lifestyle not only enhances your quality of life but also prevents you from becoming a burden to your children.

🔹 Live Your Own Life Well: Stay self-reliant and avoid over-dependence on your children for tasks you can manage yourself. This fosters mutual respect and reduces potential resentment.

Join us as we delve into these valuable insights, sharing real-life examples and practical advice to help you navigate your later years with dignity and happiness.

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[claudiaangeline]

1. Have sufficient saving.
2. Have a stable place/home.
3. Maintain good health.
4. Live your life well.

[gloriaadu]

Thank you, i do hope older ones and young ones can hear this, i was a single mother of four. they all say good by to me. i struggle to get me a house. don't have much money. but i have a place to sleep, and a garden to plant. children are not very nice, these day. so we do have to look out for our selves. thank's

[gevarakagevaraka]

I'm very lucky n blessed .I'm a government pensioner, have a good monthly income, my medical issues all taken care of by the government, no savings, living with my only daughter who doesn't expect anything from me, just take care of myself and have a relaxing time and I also have a responsible son who gives me money for my expenses, wants me to stay with him when I feel like it. They have children of their own who care for me, too. All these I'm enjoying is after all the trials and tribulations I've been through during my younger days. My children have seen me going through hell so they are making my life a heaven, before I leave earth.... Thank God! God bless my children, grandchildren, friends and family who have been a great support in my life. Thank my parents for bringing me up with an education enough to become a teacher, with the government which now pays me a pension with all the medical benefits. I'm truly grateful n blessed. ❤❤❤

[darleenmcclung]

I don’t have an expectation of my daughter taking care of me, I pray that she enjoys her life, do well, take care of herself mind body and soul and all I hope is that she would want to spend time with me in her heart, not me forcing her to do so. I ask God to keep me as self sufficient as possible, healthy and able to live in peace. God can do all things.

[teresaromero]

Parents should NOT be a burden to their children !

Grown up children should NOT be a burden to their parents !

[joniangelsrreal]

So true
My husband and me are in our 70’s and haven’t seen our daughters in years not even a call or message … so take heed it does happen to good people… BTW in the early years we saved our money no vacations little extras
Thank god we did as we are totally independent…screw them…!

[rebeccahale]

Grown children shouldn't burden their children either..

[jollyjolly]

Best wealth to your children is parents keep their health good.

[sallyclay]

I ran out of my stock money, in about 8 yrs. Now I'm on a fixed income. Its tough, but im not a burden. I have a section 8 voucher for a one bedrm, and am on long waiting lists, for senior housing, I have a grown daughter, in LA. I'm retired in Danbury, CT. I never ask her for anything

[lornahaynes]

Thank you for this awesome advice 😁 Please God 🙏 ❤ keep me safe and healthy so l wouldn't be a financial burden on my children ❤ Amen 🙏

[arlenerivera-gwst]

It is hard to live with and to lose an unhappy elder loved one because the caretaker takes on the responsibility and the guilt for a life not well lived.

[margaretsarben]

We must rely on GOD to protect us from all harm and danger and not people.Amen

[milaalinea]

Beautiful insights Sir for us Senior citizens to reflect as time goes by. God bless.

[jannawalters]

Not too easy anymore, to have a lot of savings!

[berthafisher]

Wow!! that was absolutely. fantastic. teaching. Thank you

[marilynmouton]

Thank you I plan not to be a burden to my daughter 🙏🏻

[bahubalbaba]

If you don’t plan for a comfortable old age while young & working, then don’t expect OTHERS to provide for you.

[rosarioargent]

Beautiful advice. For all of us. Its cut both ways. Thank you so much.

[minajacobs]

Amen this so true about kids but there's a God that see everything and he provide this a other generation I was thinking of renting my place out own home and move to one of my kids but this video just came in time thankyou Jesus you just answ was confuse to what to do got my answ 😊

[akosuanelson-cofie]

God richly bless you for this. Very insightful and real.