"Financial Dependence: The Prolonged Transition to Adulthood for Young Adults"

A Pew Research Center study explores the relationship between parents and their young adult children, finding that most parents are highly invested in their children's lives and feel proud and hopeful about their future. The study reveals that parents are very involved in their young adult children's lives, providing emotional and financial support, with mothers often being more connected than fathers. While most young adults are fine with their parents' level of involvement, they are reaching key milestones of adulthood later than previous generations, such as marriage and parenthood. Additionally, more young adults are living with their parents, with mixed impacts on their financial situation and independence.
- Parents, Young Adult Children and the Transition to Adulthood Pew Research Center
- Many parents say they are still financially subsidizing their adult children CNN
- How much do young adults rely on parents? More than you think Deseret News
- Less than half of young adults are financially independent of their parents: Pew analysis The Hill
- Well Into Adulthood and Still Getting Money From Their Parents The Wall Street Journal
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