5 Ways to Help Your Young Adult Children Manage Money

5 Ways to Help Your Young Adult Children Manage Money

As a 24-year-old public school teacher in New York, I support myself and fund grad school independently. I credit my financial responsibility to my parents’ guidance. Financial education in schools ranges in accessibility and quality, but parents of young adults can fill in the gaps. Parent financial modeling is directly associated with financial behaviors and financial satisfaction among emerging adults ages 18–30, according to a recent study. …

Helping Adult Children at Home Work Toward Financial Independence

By Kelli Kiemle,  AIF®, Managing Director of Growth and Client Experience, featured in Kiplinger    The high cost of living means more adult children are staying in the family nest. Here are four ways to help financially so they can eventually spread their wings. The cost of living is rising every year, making it increasingly common for adult children to live with their parents. One in three U.S. adults aged 18 to 34 currently resides with at le…