A fifth of independently-living adults are contemplating moving back in with parents to cope with the rising cost of living, according to a new study.
The research, by insurer Aviva, questioned 1,500 parents and 1,500 adult children in different living arrangements.
Among adults who have left their parents’ homes, one “child” in 20 – five per cent – says they intend to move back. A further nine per cent have discussed the idea with parents, but are yet to make specific plans, while another eight per cent have thought about it, but not yet broached the subject with parents.
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