Young adults “subsidized in the city”

In this Newsweek opinion piece, 25-year-old Melodie Serafino explores the question:

Adulthood means financial independence. So why do so many of my peers still live off their parents?

Her thoughts about subsidized rent, allowance, and other parental support for the 20-plus crowd are an interesting read, especially for families dealing with adult children living at home.

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