If the money you're spending to support adult children is jeopardizing your retirement, it's time to stop, experts say. Here's how.

Slightly more than three-quarters of parents are contributing to their children’s large, one-time expenses such as a wedding or a house, and 63% are helping with everyday expenses, the study said. At ...

Danielle, a 27-year-old's mother, wrote to Ramsey seeking guidance after years of financially supporting her daughter and son-in-law despite their steady incomes, as reported by KTAR News on Tuesday. ...

Two-thirds (65%) of parents believe they’ll have enough money to live comfortably in retirement, yet over a third (36%) worry ...

Boundaries are not about pushing your adult child out; they are about inviting enhanced mental health and respect in. I can't ...

Rising rents, student debt and higher living costs make it tough for young adults to stand on their own. But so does enabling ...

You’ve worked hard for retirement, but if your kids are draining your savings, those golden years might not shine as brightly. Retirement is supposed to be your golden years, a time to relax and reap ...

Rising living expenses have many parents footing the bill for their grown kids. Here’s what that really means.

As children grow into adults and learn the value of their own independence, thei relationship with their parents naturally evolves as well. They no longer need to tell their parents where they're ...

It’s natural for parents to experience a disconnect with their adult children when they leave home and start their own lives, but that doesn’t make it easy. With new expectations, experiences, ...