My 87-year-old mother wants to pay for my brother’s kids’ education. I don’t have children. Is that fair?

Reported by MarketWatch · Published 10 Sep 2026, 7:00 PM MYT (1 d ago)

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“Over the years, my mother and I have supplemented his income.”

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My 87-year-old mother wants to pay for my brother’s kids’ education. I don’t have children. Is that fair?

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