MAN SHOCKED HEARING SEC SCHOOL GIRLS TALKING ABOUT INHERITANCE IN THE MRT

Shock of youngsters in secondary school talking about family inheritance..

Was in the MRT preparing to exit the next station when I overheard a group of 5 girls from Some secondary school speaking about their family’s inheritance.

One of those girls in the group mention about when her parents dies, she would receive X amount of inheritance from them and even mentioning how their parents would complain to her about their uncomfortable business class seats on the plane.

Damn.. Well I was shock and appalled at their age talking about family inheritance…

When I was that age, I was still busy playing miniclip, learning how to level up my combat stats of Attack/Strength/Defense to 99 in RuneScape being a Free2Play.

Here are what netizens think:

• Most impt question is whether OP did get 99 Attack/Strength/Defense in Runescape after all the time and strategy.

• When I was at their age, I had difficulties choosing crispy or original for my KFC.

• ok la they still taking mrt so not that rich yet.

• Better that they learn to manage their money before it’s too late. But it’s good that she can manage herself even if she doesn’t get any inheritance.

• Reminds me of a recent song about planting small seed in small garden grow small small flower… Apparently there is a co-relation between parents and their offsprings

• If a young person is talking about it, it’s probably because their parents told them or they overheard it. It’s the parents who are imparting their values and complaints.

• Yes yes, do judge a whole generation of youngsters based on a group of 5 young girls /it’s as if your own generation doesn’t have people who are plotting for their parents’ money

• While discussing inheritance while their parents are still alive is a little morbid, the younger they learn about money, the better. It does not have to be the dry and difficult topics like how to invest effectively right off the bat, but get the conversation started early, and start instilling the right thoughts, attitude and discipline towards money.