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This can look like constantly racking up debt, living month to month without abudgetor spending beyond their means.
Thankfully, its not too late to do something about it.
Below are some signs youve neglected your grown childrens financial education andsome steps to help you steer things right.
Be it getting rent, having car repairs done or even makingcredit card payments.
All of this, he explained, makes it apparent that a child is not financially independent.
Or they simply avoid that topic, as they feel embarrassed or fear managing finances.
Though if you find your child doing this, know theyre not alone.
According to a 2024 Clever Real Estatesurvey, 55% of Americans admit they spend recklessly.
There are things it’s possible for you to do now to help get them on the right track.
You should advisebooks, podcasts or classesdesigned for younger adults.
Provide Professional Help
Professional help is also a good option.
This reinforces the significance of planning and can ease the burden of the parent-child relationship.
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