Even empty nesters aren't off the hook financially
It's common for parents to financially support their grown children these days. A new survey found that nearly 40% of American parents who are empty nesters still pay for their child or children's cell phone, groceries, rent, or student loans. More than half of the parents said their child or children left later than expected, and about 60% expect them to move back home at some point. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
It's common for parents to financially support their grown children these days. A new survey found that nearly 40% of American parents who are empty nesters still pay for their child or children's cell phone, groceries, rent, or student loans. More than half of the parents said their child or children left later than expected, and about 60% expect them to move back home at some point. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
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