A new study found that a third of Boomers provide financial support to someone, 17 percent are specifically supporting adult children, otherwise known as the "Boomerang generation." TODAY's Erica Hill chats with CNBC's personal finance correspondent Sharon Epperson about how parents can deal with this potentially delicate situation.
A new study found that a third of Boomers provide financial support to someone, 17 percent are specifically supporting adult children, otherwise known as the “Boomerang generation.” TODAY’s Erica Hill chats with CNBC’s personal finance correspondent Sharon Epperson about how parents can deal with this potentially delicate situation.
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