Son Moves Money To New Bank Account When Parents Said They'd Take It

It sounds like it was no easy decision for this guy when it came to trying to protect his hard-earned cash. With that being said, his parents didn't give him a whole lot of wiggle room on the matter. Unfortunately, when he went ahead and made the moves that he needed to make to protect his money, that resulted in his parents pitching a bit of a fit. So, here we are. He's consulted the moral judges of Reddit's AITA community to determine whether or not he's in the wrong on the matter.

He posted the thread to the popular Reddit sub in a bid to see if he is the 'A-Hole' for his role in the disagreement between him and his parents. The ensuing rift after he moved the money from the account has been a point of tension among the entire family. It's hard to imagine having to foot the bill for your brother's tutoring bill, it doesn't really feel like the kind of thing a child sibling should be held accountable for.

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