If parents have a pension, will the financial pressure on their children be reduced?

As a married young man, I think so. Because the current cost of living is really too high, parents have a pension, which can reduce the financial pressure on their children. The following is my opinion:

Nowadays, many young people will take whether their parents have a pension as a reference factor when choosing a spouse. It is conceivable that it is really a good thing for us young people to have a pension.

Indeed, living in such a high cost of living, all kinds of expenses after marriage, such as daily necessities, vinegar tea, mortgage, car loan, children's education expenses and so on. It really makes us young people breathless, so if our parents have a pension, it can reduce our financial burden to some extent. Their pension can at least make them eat enough, buy some daily necessities and live a quiet life. The money is enough. If they are retired employees of some institutions, their pensions will be more substantial.

However, we can't ignore our parents just because they have a pension. We still have to fulfill our obligations to our children. Stay with your parents when you have time, and visit them when they need help. After all, they have worked hard all their lives. In fact, our parents' wish is nothing more than that their children can live a healthy and happy life every day, so it is easy to satisfy.

Finally, JJ hopes that no matter how busy friends are, they need to go home often to see their parents.