The majority of young adults who benefit from financial support from their parents are between the ages of 18 and 24, according to a Savings.com survey.

Costa Mesa, Calif., June 27, 2023 — Over half of Gen Zers and millennials[1] (54%) consider themselves at least somewhat financially dependent on their parents with 23% stating they’re still ...

He suggests parents create a vision statement or a letter of intent to serve as a guiding ... “Working with a professional to provide support along the financial journey of caring for a ...

This is when many parents step in to offer the financial support their children need. Parents often don’t see their “help” adding up. It’s $50 here and there, or just $300 extra per month ...

1 in 3 parents who support their adult children say it puts them under financial strain. American parents on average believe children should be financially independent by the age of 24.

Pew's research also found that providing financial support to adult children is more likely to be a choice made by upper-income parents (65%) compared with middle-income (61%) or lower-income (52% ...

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The report said Gen Z adults -- who are between 18 and 28 -- receive more financial support from their parents than Millennials, who are 29 to 44 years old. In 2025, ...