Financial boundaries toolkit for parents of adult children
Set financial boundaries with your adult child while keeping the relationship intact.
Is your adult child still relying on you financially? You’re not alone, and you’re certainly not a bad parent for wanting to make a change. The Financial Boundaries Toolkit is here to help you navigate this challenging (but completely fixable) situation, all while protecting your own financial future.
This toolkit is perfect for parents who:
Feel like they’re carrying the financial weight of their adult child
Struggle with guilt when setting boundaries around money
Want to teach their child to become more independent but don’t know where to start
Are ready to stop the endless cycle of financial support
What you’ll get
This 14-page toolkit offers practical solutions you can start using today. No fluff, no vague advice—just real, actionable steps to take control of your finances and help your child become financially independent.
Inside the toolkit:
Step-by-step guide to setting financial boundaries: Get clear on your finances, define what’s reasonable, and learn how to stick to those limits.
Conversation scripts: Not sure how to talk about money without starting an argument? Use our easy, firm, and empathetic scripts to have that tough conversation.
Budgeting tools: Track your own expenses and see exactly how much supporting your child is costing you—and where you can make changes.
Financial agreement template: Formalize your financial boundaries with a simple agreement that helps avoid future misunderstandings.
Self-care tips for parents: Learn how to handle the guilt and take care of yourself during this transition.
This is a digital file in PDF format. You will be able to view it on your computer or print it if you wish.
Designed by Michelle Arseneault - Certified Life Coach.
Set financial boundaries with your adult child while keeping the relationship intact.
Is your adult child still relying on you financially? You’re not alone, and you’re certainly not a bad parent for wanting to make a change. The Financial Boundaries Toolkit is here to help you navigate this challenging (but completely fixable) situation, all while protecting your own financial future.
This toolkit is perfect for parents who:
Feel like they’re carrying the financial weight of their adult child
Struggle with guilt when setting boundaries around money
Want to teach their child to become more independent but don’t know where to start
Are ready to stop the endless cycle of financial support
What you’ll get
This 14-page toolkit offers practical solutions you can start using today. No fluff, no vague advice—just real, actionable steps to take control of your finances and help your child become financially independent.
Inside the toolkit:
Step-by-step guide to setting financial boundaries: Get clear on your finances, define what’s reasonable, and learn how to stick to those limits.
Conversation scripts: Not sure how to talk about money without starting an argument? Use our easy, firm, and empathetic scripts to have that tough conversation.
Budgeting tools: Track your own expenses and see exactly how much supporting your child is costing you—and where you can make changes.
Financial agreement template: Formalize your financial boundaries with a simple agreement that helps avoid future misunderstandings.
Self-care tips for parents: Learn how to handle the guilt and take care of yourself during this transition.
This is a digital file in PDF format. You will be able to view it on your computer or print it if you wish.
Designed by Michelle Arseneault - Certified Life Coach.
Set financial boundaries with your adult child while keeping the relationship intact.
Is your adult child still relying on you financially? You’re not alone, and you’re certainly not a bad parent for wanting to make a change. The Financial Boundaries Toolkit is here to help you navigate this challenging (but completely fixable) situation, all while protecting your own financial future.
This toolkit is perfect for parents who:
Feel like they’re carrying the financial weight of their adult child
Struggle with guilt when setting boundaries around money
Want to teach their child to become more independent but don’t know where to start
Are ready to stop the endless cycle of financial support
What you’ll get
This 14-page toolkit offers practical solutions you can start using today. No fluff, no vague advice—just real, actionable steps to take control of your finances and help your child become financially independent.
Inside the toolkit:
Step-by-step guide to setting financial boundaries: Get clear on your finances, define what’s reasonable, and learn how to stick to those limits.
Conversation scripts: Not sure how to talk about money without starting an argument? Use our easy, firm, and empathetic scripts to have that tough conversation.
Budgeting tools: Track your own expenses and see exactly how much supporting your child is costing you—and where you can make changes.
Financial agreement template: Formalize your financial boundaries with a simple agreement that helps avoid future misunderstandings.
Self-care tips for parents: Learn how to handle the guilt and take care of yourself during this transition.
This is a digital file in PDF format. You will be able to view it on your computer or print it if you wish.
Designed by Michelle Arseneault - Certified Life Coach.
