Danielle, a 27-year-old's mother, wrote to Ramsey seeking guidance after years of financially supporting her daughter and son-in-law despite their steady incomes, as reported by KTAR News on Tuesday. ...

A majority of parents are financially helping their adult children, even as some worry that it could derail their own financial plans, according to the Ameriprise Financial Parents and Finances Study.

One parent wanted to email their child’s professors to introduce themselves and open a line of communication. It's just the ...

As children grow into adults and learn the value of their own independence, thei relationship with their parents naturally evolves as well. They no longer need to tell their parents where they're ...

It’s natural for parents to experience a disconnect with their adult children when they leave home and start their own lives, but that doesn’t make it easy. With new expectations, experiences, ...

Reasons Why a Record Number of Parents Now Support Their Adult Kids In recent years, the phenomenon of parents providing financial assistance to their adult children has become increasingly prevalent.

To get by these days, more young adults turn to a likely source for help: their parents. For the first time, 50% of parents with a child older than 18 provide them with at least some financial support ...

In my experience as a parent coach, I hear many stories of adult children who live outside of conventional reality. Unrealistic, even grandiose, beliefs often drive them. Some have dropped out of ...

If your love and caring have morphed into rescuing, loaning, and fixing for your adult child, you are far from alone. What starts out as helping turns into enabling. This perpetuates a cycle of ...