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Is that light I see shining through the cracks? :) Cheers Greg

That's probably true for a lot of us. But as quick as people are to jump on cultural reasons, it doesn't matter whether you come from an Indian family that does things like this for 'cultural' reasons or if you're a Anglo-Saxon that comes from a background where parents are flush with cash and...

Ahh, and suddenly it all makes sense. Haha. Cheers Greg

It's not just the three men anyway. As soon as one of you marry, or even live with a girlfriend these days, she has a financial interest in everything. So say your cousin marries then for whatever reason gets divorced, unless he has truckloads of cash and will surrender enough that its 50% of...

Dude, I get the feeling of the two of us I am the one that understands. My brother lost hundreds of thousands of dollars at the hand of our father, who has since vanished. They didn't just live together for 21 years, they didn't just work together in a construction company they shared - they...

Erm, I must ask, why? That is his investment, if you're keen on getting involved in something, you should be putting the pennies into your own savings to contribute once you get whatever trust structure you eventually decide on going. This just makes things messy from the outset IMO. I think...