Study finds sons stay at home longer than daughters, costing parents thousands extra

A new UK study also found that 20% of parents refuse to take any money from their children to help pay the bills.

Study finds sons stay at home longer than daughters, costing parents thousands extra

Sons cost their parents almost €23,000 more than daughters, according to a new UK study.

The study, carried out by pension-advice firm Portafina, claims it is because boys tend to live at home longer, until they are 26, whereas girls fly the nest at the average age of 22.

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