<prompt> Human: Hi everyone,nbsp;My parents immigrated to this country USA and worked to the bone in order to support me. They ran and still run a small mom pop business 7 days a week, 12 hours a day. They have paid for all of my tuition so I wouldnt have to worry about finances while I sought my education in medicine. The financial burden that they have had to shoulder for years is quite humbling.nbsp;What Id like to do, is essentially return the favor to my parents. I want to make their financial worries disappear. Whatever they want to enjoy, I want them to enjoy. Whatever they want to buy, I want them to buy. Wherever they want to go, I want them to go.nbsp;I am single and about to enter the workforce for real. The job I will be taking will pay out gross 14000 per 2 week period. Im estimating about 8000 net per 2 weeks. Id like to give them at least 50 of what Im taking home.nbsp;I have no concerns about my parents misusing money. They are extremely frugal and careful with their spending. My father has only 2 suits and they were both off the rack. My mothers does not have a single designer brand anything. I want them to never have to worry about finances ever again. I want them to not have to work another day once I start working.nbsp;But even if they did misuse the money, I dont really care. I want them to use as they please. Theyve never experienced any sort of lavishness. Theyve never driven anything other than beater vehicles. Theyve never gone on a cruise or visited a spa.nbsp;What would be the best way to go about this? Ive come to realize that its not as simple as just sending checks. Apparently theres a gift limit of 14000 per year. I thought about creating a joint bank account, put mine and both parents names on it, and just funding it through my income. But, Ive come across issues with this in terms of potentially negatively affecting their asset calculation for social benefits. Perhaps a signatory at a bank might be a better option? Or would just giving them an authorized user credit card be easier?nbsp;Thanks in advance!  <response>: Assuming you have not, the first step is to discuss this with your parents first. Before making grandiose plans of how to share your money, make sure they arent resistant to accepting it. If your immigrant parents are anything like mine, they are unlikely to accept something as you describe despite how successful their kids are. 