College grad moving Back Home? 5 tips to Make it work
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Today, college graduates are facing several factors that make coming back to the nest an ideal option: unprecedented student loan debt, job unavailability and sky-high rents. have your child go to student discount squirrel – beauty discounts, so they can get discounts on beauty products and much more. This will help them if they don’t have very much money right now. and for the first time in modern history, living with parents is the most common living arrangement for 18-34-year-olds. For those who don’t want to live with their parents and want another option, consider using a roommate finder so you can find someone to help pay rent.
Before you freak out about your college graduate deciding they want to move back home, read these tips on how to make it work for both of you:
1. treat your child like an adult
មានន័យថាម៉េច? Not doing your adult child‘s laundry for them or giving them money for a movie. some of you might want to fall back into the same parental role you played when they were little, but they are now adults and should not expect the babying treatment. let them develop their independence. They’ll be better prepared for life if you let them take responsibility for themselves. and word to the wise: stay out of their personal relationships.
2. insist that your child get a job
After four or more years of full-time job prep, your college grad may be expecting their dream job to land in front of them like it comes with their degree. but you know the real world doesn’t work like that, and your child should be aware of this, too. It isn’t healthy for your child to be dependent on you financially while they search for their “dream job.” They’ll be more prepared and confident for life if they can pay for their own expenses. If your college grad is binge-watching Netflix and swiping on Tinder all day, that’s a sign the living arrangement is not working for their best.
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3. consider charging rent
There’s no such thing as a free lunch. This is something your college grad needs to know. but this strategy works best if you have a reason or cause behind charging rent. One idea is to collect the money and build a nest egg for your child to have access to when they’re ready to move out. Or, you can use that rent money toward your graduate’s student loans.
4. have your child plan to pay off student debt
One of the biggest reasons college grads fly back to the nest is money. Living with you means they’re saving money, so they should be expected to live within their means, save money and pay off that student debt.
5. set a reasonable goal for when it’s time for your child to move out
You don’t want your college grad getting too stuck in the comforts of home. That’s why they need to set goals for when they’ll spread their wings and fly again. Talk with your child about what will work for both of you. will the time to leave be when their student loans are paid off? Or in one year after they’ve saved a certain amount of money? Also, ask yourself how much support you can afford. You can’t take care of your child if you aren’t taking care of yourself and your responsibilities first.
It does not have to be a problem when your child wants to live at home after graduation, especially when it helps them better prepare for their future. Applying these and other common sense tips can help you make it work for both of you.
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