<prompt> Human: They lost their entire savings and retirement when their business failed. Through bad advice from their lawyers, they didnt have a backup plan and filed bankruptcy. Now theyre dependent on me and my sibling. I make close to 6 figures but I live in the city with the highest col. So far I am supporting them by paying for a lot of their day to day expenses, plus life insurance. Im grateful that they have supported me and I am not against this at all, but it does sting to think of what they worked up to and lost. Any word of advice for the uphill battle?Edit: Thanks for all the responses you guys! Its been pretty tough trying to handle all this especially since I just started my new job. Damn it, times like this really gets me to appreciate the community in Reddit. Assistant: How old are they? They may have to depend on social security, etc., in retirement, but they should be able to provide some of their own income at this point if they are a ways from retirement age. Whats up with the life insurance payment? How is that a priority for them, if they have little income in the first place?Human: At their age of 65, its a good investment just in case something happens. Could possibly help with funeral costs, medical bills, etc. Things I hate thinking about  <response>: Funeral costs are relatively cheap compared to insurance.. 