It’s the reality for a generation of college graduates and young adults struggling to find their financial footing. Nearly half — 44 percent — of U.S. parents with adult children ages 18 to 35 say a ...

If you are a new graduate trying to move away from home and get your start in life: Sorry. For aspiring homebuyers, the United States just experienced its highest-priced April ever recorded, according ...

In today's economic landscape, the return of adult children to their parental homes—a trend known as the “boomerang effect”—is becoming increasingly common. Rising living costs, hefty student loans, ...

The fifth annual Boomerang Kids Survey from Thrivent, a financial services firm, revealed that 44% of US parents have adult children who’ve moved back home at some point. That number is down by a mere ...

An increasing number of Americans are moving back in with their parents amid challenging economic conditions. So called ‘boomerang kids’ - who return home to live with mom and dad - are finding it ...

Who are Boomerang kids and why are they returning home? Boomerang kids are young adults who move back in with their parents after a period of living independently. In 2025, this trend continues to ...

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 annual ...

A new survey sheds light on how adult children moving back home affects their parents' retirement plans and financial goals. From the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal. A new survey from Thrivent ...