Adult children who living with parents

In these days a lot of grown-ups are living with their parents even in their twenties and thirties. There is a lot of different reasons for that. After finishing college "kids" are more and more returning to their parents. It might sound like a great idea for parents, who are still trying to adjust to the empty house. But, how normal is it? Is it even good for those kids? Big plus about grown-ups living with their parents is helping with money. Kids go to work and earn money for the whole family. Also it is great when parents are getting old and they need help in and around the house. It's also cheaper, because they don't have to spend money for paying rent for some kind of apartment or even for buying a house. Also, when parents get old, lonely and bored, they have someone to talk to. On the other hand, in the most of the cases, kids become really irresponsible. They have a place to live, fresh food, clean laundry without doing anything on their own. Also, once when their parents die they have no real-life experience, so it might be a real problem for them to live by themselves. Also they won't know how to manage their finances alone. In my opinion, that is really problematic, because they should build their own way, their own future, their own life, career, family and experiences by themselves, alone. That is the best way to become responsible and sure in their own decisions-so they could become real and adult for adults, just like their parents.

Pro money help parents cheaper

Contra irresponsibility experience finances Marina ovi 2.a