He wants us to use his fortune before he's gone - why do we still struggle to pull money from the family fund?
Briefly

The article discusses a Reddit user's dilemma regarding a "family fund" set up by their father for enjoyment and experiences. Despite the father's desire for the fund to be spent while he's alive, the user is reluctant to do so. The discussion suggests that while the fund could contribute significantly to retirement or a large purchase, honoring the father's request is important. The piece balances the responsibility of financial decision-making with the emotional aspect of familial relationships and the enjoyment of life experiences.
It's not out of the ordinary for parents to want to live to see how financial gifts are put to work. Indeed, it can be quite rewarding to see how one's wealth can enrich the lives of loved ones firsthand.
The fund was meant for enjoyment, experiences, and other discretionary expenses. And the father wants it to be spent before they're gone.
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