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Input: So, to start off, we are not a rich family.

While we are okay-ish financially (considering that my family makes ends meet, by providing for me while I study far from home, providing for my g-ma and all), my dad is not good with money.

I've been keeping some savings lately-- I want to get a CELTA certificate in the immediate future, so as soon as I finish my degree in CS, I can start working immediately as an English teacher, so I can gather money to pursue a master's degree in Ireland. 

I really love English, and I'm told I have a way of forwarding knowledge to people, and I want to put that in use. It's one of the first times in my life where I feel certain with some things.

Anyway. Back to my dad.

My dad is great, he is a great dad, a fantastic husband to my mom, but just never was good with his money. He never kept savings, and whatever money he makes, he puts it towards the house and to his dad, or his car that is in constant need of repairs.

So, sometimes, when he doesn't have enough money to get by, he asks me for some, the maximum he has ever asked for is €300. Which is perfectly fine with me, as he always asks and never takes without my permission, as he knows it's my money.

Anyway, because I'm away and all, and my parents want me to fully focus on school, and not pursue a job in the first/second semester of university, if I need something (clothing, shoes, etc) I have to use my savings, which has been greatly difficult, ESPECIALLY now that I need to save up to €1500.

So I asked my dad for a money bank, so I can put the 1/3 of my savings in it, and just put penny by penny until I get a job, so I can have my certificate by the age of 23 (I'm 19). 

While he didn't say anything, I saw his face darken, and he made an indirect comment about what he is going to do when he needs money, to which I said I'm going to keep some away so he can help himself when he needs to.

So Reddit, AITA?



requesting a money bank from my parents