Nearly Half of Adult Gen Zers Getting Financial Help from Mom & Dad, According to BofA Study
- Almost half of 18-to-27 year olds depend on family financial support, with 54% contributing nothing towards housing costs, according to a BofA study.
- More than half of Gen Z respondents feel they do not earn enough to maintain their desired lifestyle, according to the report.
- Nearly half of the 1,100 surveyed Gen Zers have reduced dining out, while 24% shop at cheaper grocery stores and 27% forgo outings with friends.
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