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Nearly half of adults under 30 live with their parents

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Nearly half of adults under 30 in the United States live with their parents, according to MarketWatch, as young people increasingly delay forming separate households.

MarketWatch notes the shift has potential long tail effects on personal finances, with the financial fallout potentially lasting for decades.

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MarketWatchNearly half of adults under 30 live with their parents. The financial fallout could last for decades.

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Nearly half of adults under 30 live with their parents

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