• Nearly one in three (32%) Canadian parents say their adult children aged 18-40 are not yet financially independent, including nearly one in five (19%) parents of adult children aged 35-40. • More than half (51%) of parents have provided financial support to an adult child in the past year, giving an average of $6,151.
• Nearly one in three (32%) Canadian parents say their adult children aged 18-40 are not yet financially independent, including nearly one in five (19%) parents of adult children aged 35-40.
• More than half (51%) of parents have provided financial support to an adult child in the past year, giving an average of $6,151.
• Parents are increasingly helping cover the costs of everyday life: 56% help with groceries, 24% with rent and 21% with utilities.
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• Nearly one in three (32%) Canadian parents say their adult children aged 18-40 are not yet financially independent, including nearly one in five (19%) parents of adult children aged 35-40. • More than half (51%) of parents have provided financial support to an adult child in the past year, giving an average of $6,151. • Parents are increasingly helping cover the costs of everyday life: 56% help with groceries, 24% with rent and 21% with utilities.
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