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Delayed Transition To Adulthood?
The study, published today in Canadian Social Trends, used census data from 1971 and 2001 to show how transitions have changed for individuals aged 18 to 34. (The study includes people in their early 30s in order to allow sufficient time to complete the transition to adulthood.)
It found that overall, the transition to adulthood in 2001 was delayed and elongated compared with that in 1971. It took young adults longer to achieve their independence. They were leaving school later, staying longer in their parents' home, entering the labour market later, and postponing conjugal unions and childbearing.
Interesting from a financial point of view also. If all of this is delayed, are they going to delay retirement too? Are their kids going to hang around as well and be a financial burden on them later in life?
My opinion is that this is suggesting that the normal "model" for financial planning is officially "out dated" because how a person lives their lives is now changing as well. With this in mind, I give you some humorous advice from Stephen Colbert, for these hesitant Adults!
Humor: Advice for Future Graduates
Mobilize This!If you are pre-approved you legally have to apply for it? Um, no Mr. Colbert, I don't think you are the "Truth Talker" here.
You know the really scary part of this satirical piece of advice, is that it's a little bit too "truthy" in nature.
Remember last week I did ask, How do you retire with Kids at home? I guess this is where they get the idea it's ok, to return home? Mr. Colbert, shame on your "wrong speak", shame on you!
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