Monday, October 11, 2010
Rich morin
Landlord Parents
Getting a degree used to be a stepping stone to limitless career opportunities. Now it's more of a hiatus from living under your parents' roof. Stubbornly high unemployment-nearly 15 percent for those ages 20-24-has made finding a job nearly impossible. And whithouta job, there's nowhere for 20-somethings to go but back to their old bedrooms. It's the boomerang effect on steroids.
Even though living whit parents comes with rules and restrictions, it's a small price to pay for the comfort and covenience of home.
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