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- Sep 30, 2026
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Give a little grace when someone is struggling… (opens the original)
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I have a tenant whose old agreement is up soon, but he signed a new lease about a month ago. He also went ahead and gave me a deposit, plus the first month’s rent. A couple of days ago, he called and asked if we could cancel the agreement. He learned that his ex-wife has developed a serious health issue, and he’d like to move closer to her to help take care of their two kids. What should I do? -Randall I think I probably understand your situation better than most. I own several rental properties
Teachable Moments and Rewards… (opens the original)
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My mother passed away recently, and I received $200,000 as an inheritance. I’m a single dad, and I’d like to share some of the money with my 28-year-old daughter. But I’m worried about doing this because she’s sometimes impulsive and immature with money. How do you think I should approach the situation? -Jimmy I’m very sorry to hear about your loss. God bless you and your family during this hard time. I’ll be honest with you. I don’t like the idea of just handing your daughter money when you alr
The Pull of Helping a Financially Irresponsible Parent… (opens the original)
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My husband and I are trying hard to pay off debt and get control of our finances. The other day, my dad called and asked if we could give him $400 to take care of an overdraft at his bank. My dad’s a good man, but he has never managed money well. There have even been times he has gone to friends or my grandparents for money, and he’s 60 and has a job. What do you think we should do? We’re living on a really tight budget, and I’m not sure we have $400 to spare. -Melissa I understand feeling an ob
Don't let up. You can see the Finish Line! (opens the original)
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My husband and I have been married for a couple of years. In that time, we’ve received several gifts of cash from our parents. Each time this happens, my husband and I talk about what to do with the money. I came into the marriage with some debt, and we still have about $8,000 in credit card bills and student loans to pay off. During our last discussion, I told him I felt like we should keep paying off debt with the money, but he said he wants to treat it like found money this time. He wants to
Agreed Upon, in Writing and Temporary… (opens the original)
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My husband and I have our $1,000 beginner emergency fund in the bank, and we’re about to start paying off debt. Currently, I’m a stay-at-home mom taking care of our new baby. My husband brings home about $3,000 a month, and we have $60,000 in student loan and credit card debt. My mother-in-law said we could move in with her for a while, in order to make it easier to save money, pay off debt and save up to buy a house. Do you think we should accept her offer? -Emma Don’t get me wrong. Your mother
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