As of 2024, about one in three U.S. adults aged 18-34 live with their parents, a trend that has persisted for two decades amid economic challenges. Experts highlight that financial instability drives many young adults to remain at home, allowing them to save for goals like homeownership. While this arrangement provides some financial security, it negatively impacts the economy, as moving out typically enhances consumer spending. The content explores new wealth-building strategies and the struggles of young adults with housing affordability, as well as the broader economic implications of this living arrangement.
