‘Parents demanding 65% of my salary’: Redditor's ordeal sparks discussion among netizens

‘Parents demanding 65% of my salary’: Redditor’s ordeal sparks discussion among netizens

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A Redditor sparked a debate online after he posted that his parents are demanding 65% of his salary. After he described his ordeal and revealed that his parents were keeping money aside for his elder sister’s wedding, it sparked a debate among netizens on the platform.

Redditor je podijelio kako mu roditelji traže The Redditor shared that his parents ask him for 50,000 rupees a month. <p>In his post, the Redditor shared that he is from a middle-class family; his father earns ₹60,000 per month and has several other investments. He added that he and his sister were brought up equally.</p> <p> Unlock exclusive access to the latest Indian General Election news, only on the HT app. Download now! Download now! </p> <p>“I recently graduated and I am working in IT from September 2023 in NCR earning 80k per month. I wanted to thank my parents for giving me my first salary and I gave them 50k rupees. Since then my parents have been asking 50 thousand rupees every month from me. I couldn’t say no because I was brought up but I couldn’t make ends meet and I had no savings until now.” he wrote in the post.</p> <p>He further added, “I feel that I am being controlled. One day, by accident, I asked my parents what they were doing with the money I gave, and they replied that they were saving my money for my sister’s marriage. My parents also confirmed that their wealth would be divided in equal parts, because my sister, who was raised with me, will eat my salary, which I earned without working, except for her share of the family wealth I feel as if I am independent and do not feel that I am building my own wealth.”</p> <h2>Check out the post here:</h2> <p>This post was shared on May 1st. Since it was published, it has received over 1,100 upvotes, and the numbers are only growing. A number of people also flocked to the comment section of the post and shared their reactions.</p> <h2>Here’s how people reacted:</h2> <p>An individual wrote, “You realized this early. I realized after giving a few rupees and even peace of mind. Parents will never use the money well. Also, your value will decrease if you lose your job for any reason. Also, think after a few years of work, you will have less desire to work for crappy managers, you will need financial security, you won’t get anything in life, you don’t have confidence to change jobs, you don’t have a partner to marry and you will lose your chances for a real investment.”</p> <p>Another posted: “Move out bro. I can’t imagine my parents doing that.”</p> <p>“Tell your parents that you will save money in your own way, like in stocks and mutual funds. Don’t hand over the money completely. This way you will control the amount invested and have a sense of ownership of the money. Convince them to trust you with the money by pointing out that you got a good job at a young age and that you can be trusted with money,” commented the third.</p> <p>Categories: <a href=Trending
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