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According to a Bank of America study, a third of parents dipped into their personal finances to help their adult children during the pandemic. A majority of parents still say they would help their adult children if they needed it, but how do you, as a parent discern if it is the best decision for your situation? In this segment with Faith and Finance Live's Rob West, we'll tackle this delicate subject with Rob providing some guardrails to help us determine whether our helping is helping or enabling. Let's learn together how to be wise in how we come to the aid of our adult children.
What does a healthy adult life look like? What are some tools that will help you to live a meaningful adult life? We are talking about “adulting” this morning with Pete Hardesty who will talk with us about developing a clear vision of what a healthy adult looks like and discuss some of the tools that make for a meaningful adult life.
Rob West is the host of the nationally syndicated radio program Faith and Finance Live heard on more than 900 radio outlets each day. Rob also serves as the CEO of Kingdom Advisors, an international community of certified financial professionals who are specialists in delivering wise financial advice from a biblical perspective. Rob is the primary spokesperson for the organization and gives leadership to organizational strategy. He and his wife, Julie, live in Marietta, Georgia with their four children.
Pete Hardesty is the Young Life college divisional coordinator in the Eastern Division. He has been working with young people for over 25 years and loves being around college students, even though they make him feel old! He is a frequent international keynote speaker across the US as well as Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and the Caribbean. He is a University of Virginia grad and earned his M.Div. from Reformed Theological Seminary.