"[Boomers need to consider,] are you expecting to be paid back if you provide some financial support? If somebody is going to move back in how long are they going to stay? How long does it realistically look for both sides? So they are very clear about it," Ted Beck of National Endowment for Financial Education told the news source. "You want to make rational decisions, not emotional decisions.
According to AARP, the generation of the adult children of baby boomers are being coined the "boomerang generation," as they return home after getting their degree to save money. With the tough economy, many of these 20-somethings are also receiving financial support from their parents while they seek a first job or a better job.
It is important that baby boomers put their retirement plans first and possibly consider relocating to a warmer climate or a retirement living community where they can be surrounded by their peers and have everything they may need close by.
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