They're known as the boomerang generation. Many parents ship their children off to college with the expectation that they will not return to live at home. Thanks to the ebb and flow of the U.S. job market those expectations are changing. So how do parents adjust to this new phase of adult children living at home? Find out in the article below...
Coming together under one roof again can be an uncomfortable adjustment for parents who thought they were done raising their kids, but find themselves having to parent in a new way. With grown children, expert Rachel Cruze, author of "Smart Money Smart Kids," recommends establishing clear guidelines and setting expectations in writing.
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