<prompt> Human: From my understanding, my mother has three sources of income she is unemployed: disability she has panic attacks, military benefits her father, and rent from a house my late father renovated. Currently, my mom pays the mortgage and whatever costs the property we are renting out brings exterminator, repairs, etc. My brother and I pay water, electricity, and internet. This is a sizable portion of our income, but leaves enough money for savings. My mother has now asked us to pay the mortgage of our house in full. Every month, that would 800 total dollars out of our savings, which is somewhere between 70-80 of our monthly income. She says that she needs the money, but refuses to show us her total income and expenses.So my question is this: should my brother and I pay her what shes asking, or should we move out and live together for the time being? I dont want to turn my back on my mother, but Im conflicted. If I dont have any savings, how will I move out in the future?  <response>: I think its fair to ask to see and share all the financial information in the family first. I dont think its right for a parent to expect their kids to pay all the utilities, let alone the mortgage. Im sure everything is in her name, which means you are building credit for her, and not yourselves. And youre at a point in life where it is crucial to begin establishing your own credit record. So I dont think she has your best interests in mind. Harsh, but thats how it looks to me. 