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I took my mother to buy a fund and lost money. Do I need to compensate her for this money?
After having a certain economic foundation, many children want to use their parents' idle funds, such as taking their mothers to buy some funds and collecting some income. However, the fund's concerns, even if relatively stable, are not completely stable. In case the fund really loses money, should I compensate my mother for the loss?

In fact, my mother took the money to buy the fund out of trust, but she asked her to buy the fund so that her mother could have some economic income. This is equivalent to showing kindness to each other, but the result is not satisfactory, which is like the normal state of life. Isn't life like this? Unfortunate things always happen, and the result is far from what I expected.

If you say that you have lost money in buying the fund, if you have enough financial ability, you should compensate your mother in full, and you should be happy to coax her, because the old man lost the money for no reason, which is actually very uncomfortable, even if he doesn't say it, but his heart is definitely uncomfortable. If your financial ability is average, try to compensate, which is your filial piety.

In fact, everything should be based on prevention. Before buying a fund, you should tell your mother clearly about the profit and loss of the fund, so that her mother can really accept the fund and make a profit and loss. After all, a fund is an investment. How to guarantee an investment? After mom really fully accepts this concept, take her to buy a fund. In this way, even if the fund loses money, it is more convenient for my mother to accept it, because she was vaccinated before, really out of filial piety, not out of guilt.