Millennial Money: 6 ways for millennials to move out of their parents’ house


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Consider getting a roommate or two to make it easier for you to pay the rent on an apartment or house. Photo: 123rf.com

Nearly a quarter of millennials (22%) in the United States are living with their parents, and more than half of those living with them (55%) made the move in 2022, according to a December survey from PropertyManagement.com.

Many said they’re back home due to high rent, money concerns or job losses – and nine in 10 say they would move out if they made more money.

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