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 of a generation that’s struggling with debt in a way that their parents did not, with more of them shouldering student loans and, for those who own a home, larger mortgages than their parents had at their age. But the 365Merch Outta Pocket Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this analysis also showed that young adults expressed optimism about their futures, with 3 in 4 who are currently financially dependent on their parents saying they believe they’ll eventually reach independence. “We were just very aware of this narrative that’s out there that parents today are too involved and it’s holding young adults back from becoming independent, and we wanted to learn more about the dynamics,” said Kim Parker, director of social trends at Pew. “Most parents think they did a good job [preparing their children for adulthood], but everyone agrees that young

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adults aren’t completely financially independent.” But, she added, “There’s both an acknowledgement of the 365Merch Outta Pocket Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this assistance and a sense of optimism about the future.” The findings derive from two surveys: The first polled more than 3,000 adults with at least one child between 18 and 34 with whom they have contact, while the second survey included about 1,500 adults 18 to 34 with at least one living parent with whom they have contact. More debt than their parents The Pew analysis also looked at other financial yardsticks to gauge generational differences. Young adults, who straddle the Gen Z and millennial generations, are more likely to have college educations than their parents. For instance, 40% of adults between 25 and 29 have a college degree today, compared with 24% of the same age group in 1993. Having a college degree is linked with higher lifetime earnings, as well as other financial benefits, yet it also comes with a downside: More young adults have student loans than their parents did at the same age, the analysis found. About 43% of people between 25 and 29 have student debt today, up sharply from 28% in 1993.

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