Generația care pleacă de acasă, dar nu și de la „banca părinților”: majoritatea se bazează pe familie

A recent study reveals that Generation Z views moving out as a celebration rather than a struggle, with many relying on family for financial support. While 35% feel excitement and 24% freedom when moving out, 40% experience anxiety and insecurity. Most believe they are well-prepared for independence, yet managing finances poses a significant challenge. A majority of young people (57%) consider parents as their primary financial support, while only 9% rely on personal savings. The concept of 'home' remains tied to parents for many, and the move does not significantly mark a maturation milestone. The study highlights the gap between perceived readiness and actual financial preparedness.