As economic and social dynamics continue to shift, more young adults are moving back in with their parents – a phenomenon often described as the “boomerang generation”. A recent survey commissioned by NatWest highlights this growing trend, revealing that nearly a quarter (23%) of UK parents have had their adult children return home, typically for a period of about two years.
The research, conducted by Yonder Consulting and based on responses from 2,000 UK adults, found that the average age of those moving back is 26.
