My moral support is not for sale.

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Good day fellow mylotters, I am the eldest among the four siblings. And being at this position, my father have had trained me to be always at the sides of my siblings especially to my mom since I am the next in line parent. So, as I grow old and until now, that trait has been on my system. And even now that I am already old, still my moral support to my siblings as well as to my mom is always there. No matter how busy I am, as I do always finds a time and way to give my moral support. However as time goes by, they are trying to exchange that support with the money that they are giving to me. I know they are just showing the gratitude in return but, my mom told me, that since I am giving my moral support to them, that is why they are giving me some money in exchange for it. Well, it is quite good since I will have the money but my moral support is not for sale. Thus, I am giving it without asking any monetary value. I just want them to appreciate and simply say "thank you" is enough for me. With what is happening, shall I need to say, my moral support is not for sale. Or will I just accept the money. If I will do this, they might think that I am giving my moral support because of the money.