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Maka gini kwanu? Maka why?
ReplyDeleteOh I didn't notice it's written "adult children"
DeleteYes, they should pay if they should pay or contribute depending on their financial capacity
They should contribute to the house bills / mortgage especially if they’re working
ReplyDeleteNo.lt Is their home
ReplyDeleteWhich one is no?
DeleteAs an adult you are working and living with your parents, you mean you won't contribute?? Haba .
I live in my own house so we don't pay rent but i encourage them to split bills such as Gas, NEPA etc
ReplyDeleteIf they're working, why not. They should contribute their quota. Can even take full responsibility if they're capable.
ReplyDeleteCommon sense should tell you to contribute what you can.
ReplyDeleteYou are an adult and working.
They don't have to pay rent but should contribute to buying of groceries without being told.
ReplyDeleteWhich one is ' adult children ' Kwa?. Oyibo ana ada.
ReplyDeleteThey can assist in paying if their parents are not very financially bouyant, it won't hurt them.
ReplyDeleteOf course they should. Is it their parents that will be paying the rent?
ReplyDeleteOf course if they're already earning, why not?
ReplyDeleteNo way. Let them save enough,before moving out
ReplyDeleteThey should contribute to the running of the house including rent,utilities and food.
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