<prompt> Human: I met someone in a cancer support group a few years ago. I have been financially supporting her for 3 years now. Recently, I discovered that she has been hoarding money and has not actually been attending college as we discussed. This is not the first time this has occurred. I would like to completely withdraw my support in the next 6 months, but I want to set her up for success.Important points: She no longer has debt Current credit score is low 700 She has virtually no work history or experience She has dropped out of school 29,000 in Savings and Checking 26,500 in CD, 2.230 for 15 mo. 04182019 Does not and has never paid taxes Cancer free, but has depression, social anxiety, chronic fatigue and pain, chronic nausea and dizziness, and other symptoms leftover from treatment. No support system, professional, or personal referencesShe currently has no expenses. This is what I currently provide her with: 1700 Rent, Lease ending January 2019 300 Utilities Internet, Cellphone, Electric, Gas 900 Health 2000 College 400 Food 400 Gas, Maintenance, Insurance, Incidentals 200 Gym 100 Fun 2012 Honda Accord 50k MilesThe idea was to help her through college until she acquired a stable and fulfilling career. I have paid off her debt, helped build her credit, provided a safe and reliable car, and provided food and housing that suited her tastes. Unfortunately, she has not been able to stick with college. She does very well in the beginning, she gets excited, but about 10 weeks into the semester, she drops out. Since the first semester 3 years ago, she has not enrolled full time. She enrolled in one online class this semester, and dropped it as well. She has not maintained any employment, does not socialize, and does not volunteer. She worked for a park and the community college for 6ish weeks and left both abruptly.I dont know where to go from here. I created a smaller budget for her to stick to once Im out of the picture: 700 Rent and utilities with roommates San Diego, CA Medi-Cal for health insurance 200 Food 200 Gas, Maintenance, Insurance, Incidentals 100 Fun Transfer the Honda to her nameAfter that, Im not sure what else to do. Should I put money away in some sort of account? What can I do to ease the transition?  <response>: Recently, I discovered that she has been hoarding money and has not actually been attending college as we discussed. This is not the first time this has occurred. I would like to completely withdraw my support in the next 6 monthsYou are being taken advantage of.I want to set her up for success.You tried that and she took advantage of youShe currently has no expenses. This is what I currently provide her with: 1700 Rent, Lease ending January 2019 300 Utilities Internet, Cellphone, Electric, Gas 900 Health 2000 College 400 Food 400 Gas, Maintenance, Insurance, Incidentals 200 Gym 100 Fun 2012 Honda Accord 50k MilesHoly fuck. This is insane. 