Nov 14th 2011 8:00AM
By Les Christie NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- With job openings scarce, getting adult children to leave the nest is becoming a lot more difficult. The number of adult children who live with their parents, especially young males, has soared since the economy started heading south. Among males age 25 to 34, 19% live with their... Continue Reading »
Sep 14th 2011 6:30PM
With the revelation that another 2.6 million Americans fell below the poverty line last year, the most unlikely victims of the recession might be parents' social lives. The New York Times reports that the group that saw the sharpest decline in median income was young Americans, between the ages of 15 to 24. What that means... Continue Reading »
Sep 12th 2011 2:50PM
Remember when parents packed the kids off to college and misted up over becoming empty nesters? Relax, Moms, the recession has fueled a generation of boomerang kids, and you can pretty much bet that yours will be moving back home even as they clutch a university diploma in their hands. While college graduates are not... Continue Reading »
