Boomerang Generation

The Average Wedding Costs An Outrageous Amount

The Huffington Post | Khadeeja Safdar | Posted 05.22.2012

Mark Zuckerberg just married his longtime girlfriend Priscilla Chan a day after Facebook's epic debut on the NASDAQ. But most people aren't lucky enou...

ING Retirement Coach on Graduates' Failure to Launch

Jacob Gold | Posted 05.16.2012

Jacob Gold

The beauty of the boomerang is that after sending it off, it comes right back to its original destination. In the case of parents sending their children to college -- or the workforce -- and having them return home, the effect might not have the same "beauty."

Want To Avoid Student Debt? Think Twice About State Schools

The Huffington Post | Alexander Eichler | Posted 05.16.2012

Student debt weighing on your mind? You might be surprised about where the worst of it comes from. A recent Reuters analysis of student debt at var...

Seven Ways to Straighten Your Boomerang Child

Richard Barrington | Posted 04.03.2012

Richard Barrington

Most parents are more than willing to make sacrifices for their children, and will make accommodations for them when they are in need. However, when young adults return home, it shouldn't be to experience a second childhood.

Never Too Old To Get An Allowance From Mom And Dad

The Huffington Post | Catherine New | Posted 03.20.2012

Living at home, doing chores and getting a regular allowance. Not much has changed since middle school--except that this describes nearly 20 percent o...

Who Are the Joneser Boomers Keeping Up With?

Bernard Starr | Posted 12.11.2011

Bernard Starr

If you think the Wall Street protests are formidable, watch out when the boomers fully wake up to their plight and mobilize. Then you will know: It's one solid generation to reckon with.

Home for the Hard Days

Nobu Massiah | Posted 10.04.2011

Nobu Massiah

The real truth is that I'm just another statistic of the recession. Forty percent of twenty-somethings will move back in with our parents at least once. And we'll change jobs an average seven times before we reach age 30 -- which for the record is the beginning of the end.

Tips For The Boomerang Generation (From The Only CEO Who Still Has A Curfew)

Stephanie Kaplan | Posted 07.23.2011

Stephanie Kaplan

I graduated from Harvard a year ago with honors, admission to a prestigious graduate school, and multiple job offers on the table. Yet one year later I'm living at home with my parents... and I have been since I graduated.

The Budget Cut and the "Boomerang Kids"

Colin Barnicle | Posted 05.25.2011

Colin Barnicle

The problem with proposed budget cuts to education is that families are going to have to spend a ton of money in a time of belt tightening if they want their children to shoot for the stars.

Full Nest Syndrome? More Young Adults Living With Parents

Posted 05.25.2011

More than 50 percent of young Americans age 18 to 24 are living at home, according to a new study. Reuters has more: "Unfavorable employment conditi...

Please, PLEASE Empty My Nest Syndrome

Jilly Gagnon | Posted 05.25.2011

Jilly Gagnon

Thank god for CNN; without its desperate need to fill a 24-hour news cycle, the world might never learn that one out of every eight 25-34-year-olds has now moved back in with mom and dad.

Who Says You Can't Go Home?

Carey Polis | Posted 11.17.2011

Carey Polis

I know very few people who are truly happy with their post-college lives. But, as much as I want to conveniently use the term "quarterlife crisis," it's not what's going on.

Failure To Launch

Christine Hassler | Posted 11.17.2011

Christine Hassler

Dear Christine, I'm 26 years old and in a rut. I don't really like my career path, but don't know what else to do. Money is tight and I don't have a...