More U.S. College Graduates Are Living with Parents, NYT Reports
A growing number of recent U.S. college graduates are staying in their parents' homes, highlighting strains from a weakening entry-level job market and high living costs, according to The New York Times.
A rising share of recent college graduates in the United States are residing with their parents, The New York Times reported, reflecting increased economic strain on young workers.
The shift is attributed to a softer entry-level labor market, along with persistently high housing and living costs, which have eroded graduates' financial independence.
Source: First Squawk