<prompt> Human: Good morning Redditors,I would like some sort of advice with my familys financial situation. I am a 19 years old college student and I make my living as an English teacher. My father is 56 and my mom is 53. I have a younger sister who is 13.My mother used to run her own business but apparently because of her terrible management skills she ended up shutting it down this year. Her company went bankrupt and she walked out with a very voluptuous debt that she may never be able to pay. She also has psychological issues, which will make it impossible for her to find a job, although she is somewhat qualified.My dads been working for the same company for the past 20 years. He earns an average pay, which is enough to make ends meet every month very tightly, but he lives in a constant fear that he might lose his job at anytime now. If this does happen, he wont be able to get social security because retirement works differently in my country. There is a minimum amount of years people must work to earn social security, and I believe theres still a couple of years for him to achieve it. If he loses his job, he will be unemployed for good, cause hes not confident or qualified enough to get a new job at his age. And he also will not be able to get social security. Because my mother was an entrepreneur and since she didnt pay her social security, like never, she has no right to earn it.The place we live in is rented. My mother sold our car to pay for my sisters education. We dont have savings of any kind. We have no other assets other than my salary and my fathers. But I do not know how long will my dad be able to hold on to his job. The moment he loses it, our only asset will be my job, which is not nearly enough to feed 2 irresponsible adults, a teenage brat, and a college student.I feel that in a very close future less than 2 years, according to my expectations, they will depend on me completely and I dont feel emotionally or financially prepared to take over their responsibility as a provider. I am only 19, I dont even have a degree yet. I am concerned that this will affect my future and compromise my life as an adult. I am really worried, I think about this every single day of my life and I just cant think of anything to do about it. To be very honest I dont think I should be that preoccupied cause they were the ones who got themselves into this hole. But still, theyre my family and I will never be able to just turn my back and trace my own journey knowing that they are not having dinner. But it fcking sucks because this will be a nightmare everyday and I will always blame them if my life has to change its course because of their mistakes.Is there anything I can do about them? Do I have the moral obligation of assisting them, even if it ruins my own plans for the future? I look forward to seeing your opinions. And thank you in advance.  <response>: I feel that in a very close future less than 2 years, according to my expectations, they will depend on me completely and I dont feel emotionally or financially prepared to take over their responsibility as a provider. They cannot afford to retire at such a young age. Why do you feel the need to provide for them? 