#living-with-parents tag

Stay-at-home sons are here - and they're not going anywhere

Some young adult men choose to live with their parents for economic, practical, and personal reasons, prompting renewed attention and debate about modern masculinity.

fromBusiness Insider

2 months ago

I moved back with my parents and save $3,000 a month in rent

After I graduated from college, I moved to Maine for a year to start my own company in the supply chain AI space. But after living in the Northeast for a year, shelling out over a thousand dollars each month on renting an apartment I often wasn't at because of the amount I was traveling for work, I decided to move back to my parents' house in the Bay Area. It made sense to move back home temporarily, from a career and financial perspective.

Startup companies

Business

fromBusiness Insider

3 months ago

I live with my parents and work a remote job. From student loans to 'fun money,' here's where every penny of my paycheck goes.

Living rent-free with parents enables rapid saving, aggressive student-loan repayment, Roth IRA contributions, diversified small investments, and modest discretionary spending.

New York City

fromBusiness Insider

3 months ago

I moved back in with my parents at 25. I'm saving $3,000 a month and paid off my student loans in 1 year.

Living with parents at 25 allowed saving $3,000 monthly into a high-yield account to pay down debt and fund future goals.

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fromBusiness Insider

3 months ago

My family moved from Vancouver to Toronto for a few months to live with my parents. There have been pros and cons.

A summer living with parents in Toronto provided free housing, family bonding with grandparents, pet and car perks, balanced by reduced privacy and harder goodbyes.

Real estate

fromBusiness Insider

4 months ago

This Gen Zer just bought a $395,000 house with his fiancee. Good jobs and savings helped - along with this one key strategy.

A 24-year-old saved aggressively by living with parents, combined household income ~$100,000, saved $3,000 monthly, and bought a $395,000 home.

Relationships

fromBusiness Insider

5 months ago

At 34, I moved from New York City to the Midwest to live with my parents. I was struggling to find a job, and I feel less independent now.

Navigating job hunting and living with parents at 34 brings feelings of shame and loss of independence.

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Stay-at-home sons are here - and they're not going anywhere

I moved back with my parents and save $3,000 a month in rent

I live with my parents and work a remote job. From student loans to 'fun money,' here's where every penny of my paycheck goes.

I moved back in with my parents at 25. I'm saving $3,000 a month and paid off my student loans in 1 year.

My family moved from Vancouver to Toronto for a few months to live with my parents. There have been pros and cons.

This Gen Zer just bought a $395,000 house with his fiancee. Good jobs and savings helped - along with this one key strategy.

At 34, I moved from New York City to the Midwest to live with my parents. I was struggling to find a job, and I feel less independent now.

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