The article discusses the ongoing debate among parents about how much financial support to provide to their working-age children. It highlights differing perspectives, notably whether this support should be conditional on the child's financial situation or whether unconditional support reflects a parent's duty. Ultimately, it argues that the role of a parent does not have a definitive endpoint, reflecting a lifelong commitment to care and support.
The debate on gifting working-age children raises the perennial question of when parenting truly ends; many believe the role lasts a lifetime.
Some argue that financial support should be means-tested, based on the child's income or responsibility, while others feel love and support are unconditional.
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