<prompt> Human: Title kinda says all. Im moved out, 25 and in grad school, paying for it myself. My parents are now being kicked out a 2nd time and I still have 4 siblings at home, 2 in college. Not sure what to do. If i could help financially I would, then again im sure it would stave off disaster for only a few months. Not sure how to talk to my parents bc they simply dont want to listen. One of my parents fell into some legal issues and thus has a large restitution due. My other parent is a retired attorney but has never been abel to reenter the workforce after caring for my siblings for 20 years. My family used to have a lot of savings, wealth, etc. but it was pretty much all lost during the recession - the assets were stocks and property which went to shit very quickly. How do i talk to my parents to right the ship? They wont show me finances, wont tell me what incomebills are, etc. Fortunately Im on my way towards hopefully a six figure salary after grad school but that will go towards servicing what little debt I had to take on for school. I dont want to be in a position where they rely on me after school and thus trying to fix it now and position my siblings as best as possible.  <response>: How do i talk to my parents to right the ship?You dont. If they havent listened to you before now, what makes you think that this time is any different? They wont show me finances, wont tell me what incomebills are, etc. This isnt your problem to solve. I know you want to help your parents out, but this isnt on you. If theyre not open to any financial discussion, then there isnt much you are going to be able to do. 