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Americans more likely to say it’s a bad thing than a good thing that more young adults live with their parents

By Filings on Fri, 08/26/22
Christian Living
Family Life
American Culture
Young Adults
Pew Research

“The share of young adults in the United States who are living with a parent has grown considerably in recent decades, a trend that many Americans see as bad for society” - Pew

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JD Miller

NewAs long as they are paying

Sun, 08/28/22

As long as they are paying their way, I see it as a great economic decision for both the parents and the children. When our kids get old enough I would be glad to have some extra rent income from them if they stay here and I would charge them less then they would pay elsewhere- win win. Further they could help with snow removal and lawn mowing (they would have to do that if they had their own house).

On the other hand, if they were just planning to eat my food, use my electricity and water, and not pay any rent, that would not be good for either of us.

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