“The house is worth $925,000 and mom owns it outright. She also has $480,000 in investments.”
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Who should pay for a birthday dinner? I always treat my guests.
“I feel like I just end up paying for other people’s birthday dinners a lot, as well as my own, which is an imbalance.”