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Input: Background: I'm 24, have two older sisters and have always saved my money well and properly. My mom and step father (on disability) were in a no fault accident and recently my mother started to work again after going through surgery. 

Well during surgery they needed help with rent in which I helped pay some of it a month ago, my sister then paid some money for my moms final procedure (which I was there for; missed work). Well shortly after returning to work my moms vehicle had a recall so she got a loaner from the dealership. 

Their apartments towing has a strict policy and parking stickers for residents. Well the loaner has temp tags and no parking sticker obviously and they forgot to get a temporary parking sticker and / or park in visitors . . . so they got towed (a few weeks after returning to work) so before work this morning I get a call from my mother crying (literally I had clocked in) stating the vehicle was towed and they needed money. 

I've been saving since I was 16 and have a good amount in savings. Problem is up until now I did not know my mom had access and when I said I was busy and would try to contact my older sisters about helping to pay the $300 fee they (mom and step dad) blew up on me stating to "do not talk to me, we are done" . . . "come get the rest of your shit, leave the key under the mat, etc" all because I said I couldn't help this time because I have finances I need to prepare for. 

I don't use my savings unless for emergencies, I budget from checking and recently booked a cruise and trip to Colorado. I am willing to help but not $300 at the moment due to the items above and rent going up. AITA?

not loaning my Mom money again