Moving back home with Mom and Dad has become surprisingly common for today’s young adults. Nearly half of parents say they have an adult child between the ages of 18 and 35 who has “boomeranged” ...

New grads can take adva ntage of this period to get their financial lives in order: to build up their credit, put some money ...

Boomerang children are threatening their parents’ retirement. The phenomenon—where an adult child who has graduated high school or college and lived independently returns to live at home—has ...

American parents are still facing weakened financial security as a result of their adult children returning home. The trend of ‘boomerang kids’ has been highlighted over several years in an ...

Rents are falling for the first time in years, but millions of young adults aren’t moving out. Experts say the delay might be ...

And when money, history and emotions are all thrown into a blender, everything has to be handled very carefully. Here are three tips for parents of boomerang kids.

Adult children are increasingly returning to the nest—40% of parents polled in a survey this spring said they have a grown child living at home. Advisors warn that subsidizing boomerang kids ...

A volatile economy, high student debt and rising housing prices have seen many adult kids “boomerang” back to their childhood homes in droves. A study from financial services firm Thrivent found that ...

Have 'boomerang kids' at home? Make sure to teach them about financial planning, how to budget and how to save money.

46% of parents report adult children aged 18-35 moving back home. 38% of Boomerang parents say long-term financial goals, like retirement, have bee ...

The Thrivent 2024 Boomerang Kids Survey reveals that 46% of parents who took part have had their adult children return home at some point with rent and housing cited by 50% of them, up from 35% ...