If you have grown kids who still need financial help, you are not alone. Many parents want to lend a hand while also making ...

It is common for parents to support their children even as they enter adulthood, but at what point should parents cut the financial ties? The specific cutoff age for each family depends on various ...

A Friends of Karen child is visited in the hospital by Rhonda Ryan, a licensed clinical social worker at Friends of Karen. The organization provides vital financial, advocacy, and emotional support to ...

BALTIMORE - Many argue it's harder these days for young adults to make it on their own. A recent survey found nearly half of parents with a child over 18 are financially supporting them. In fact, ...

Parents often step in to help with rent, student loans or a return home after graduation, especially as younger adults ...

A majority of parents are financially helping their adult children, even as some worry that it could derail their own financial plans, according to the Ameriprise Financial “Parents & Finances” study.

Adults with grown children are often still helping support them financially. And sometimes, those contributions take away from the funds they would otherwise be saving for retirement. According to a ...

Parents will do anything for their kids, but that could be coming at a huge cost ‒ to themselves, according to a new study. More than a third (36%) of the 3,000 parents surveyed by Ameriprise in ...

When a child has a chronic medical illness, the family system evolves to manage the ongoing life turbulence of medical appointments and procedures. Parents become fierce protective advocates for their ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Christine Michel Carter covers working mothers, diversity, and jobs. As children grow older, the needs of working parents shift ...

Student parents face unique challenges in balancing academic pressure, family responsibilities, and financial insecurity, and ...