The Generational Divide on Financial Independence: Parents and Kids at Odds.
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A new Bankrate report reveals that almost 70% of parents with children aged 18 or older have sacrificed their own finances, including draining their retirement funds, to financially support their adult children. This includes paying down debt and saving for emergencies.
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