Most "boomerang kids" who moved back home during the pandemic are from high-income families, a new report found. They're more likely to stay unemployed longer and less likely to work jobs on the ...

Boomerang kids are young adults post-college that return to live at home, for which self-driving cars might help both parents and offspring in alleviating. They call them boomerang kids. The word ...

Joe Liebeskind interned with the New Jersey Nets (now called the Brooklyn Nets) in the summer of his junior year of college. At the end of the internship, his coordinator said a job would be waiting ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. (NewsNation) — Many Americans have hit a ...

While moving home may not seem like a privilege, economists suggest being able to "boomerang" home may have its advantages for young workers hoping to save money and search for new jobs. Between ...

Baby boomers still don’t want to grow up, and they don’t want their kids to do so either, according to Pamela Paul, a freelance writer. Many boomer parents encourage their children to return home ...

Pop culture may depict adult children living at home as a drain on their parents’ money, privacy and sanity. But in reality, adult children who move back home — known as boomerang children — don’t ...

With a slowly growing economy and a still sluggish job market, there has been a continued increase in children moving back home after having lived independently on their own. These so called ...

Young adults aren't looking on craigslist for a roommate—they’re turning to their only option: mom and dad. A new study by the U.S. Census Bureau shows that more members of Generation Y—those in the ...

A Bankrate survey on financial independence recently reported an alarming trend among parents with adult children. A full 50% say they have sacrificed or are sacrificing their own retirement savings ...

Doug Fox is your basic boomerang kid. One year after graduating from Franklin & Marshall College, he's comfortably ensconced in what used to be the private nanny wing of his parents' Falls Church, Va.