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 ...

Advice; Dear Annie: My brother has chronic mental illness and financial support from my parents is about to be shut off. Published: ; Dec. 02, 2023, 11:30 a.m.

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% ...

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 ...

A generation of American adults still relies on parents for financial support. Rebecca Barnabi Published date: ...

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, ...