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'Boomerang' Kids Eat Into Expenses, Retirement Savings
The share of young American adults living with their parents is near pre-pandemic highs, with half of those supporting adult children reporting financial strain and one in five considering reducing retirement savings. A Thrivent survey highlights the impact on household finances and long-term retirement planning.
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