3 million 20-34 year olds live with their parents.

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  MinstrelMan11 months, 3 weeks ago8 LikesShow comment toolsReply

  295,000 of those populate HUKD misk.
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  texan11 months, 3 weeks ago8 LikesShow comment toolsReply

  

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  kylewalker11 months, 3 weeks ago #1Show comment toolsReply

  linky
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  doritos11 months, 3 weeks ago1 Like #2Show comment toolsReply

  losers
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  MinstrelMan11 months, 3 weeks ago8 Likes #3Show comment toolsReply

  295,000 of those populate HUKD misk.
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  kylewalker11 months, 3 weeks ago #4Show comment toolsReply

  doritos

  losers

  
  
  good point, would a girlfriend/boyfriend living with their parents at around 30 put you off them?
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  kylewalker11 months, 3 weeks ago #5Show comment toolsReply

  how old were miskers when they actually left home? not just to living away from home for uni.
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  kegan2411 months, 3 weeks ago #6Show comment toolsReply

  i Dont
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  sassie11 months, 3 weeks ago #7Show comment toolsReply

  would like to see the percentage used, probably 90% used aged 20, i can understand shock horror at the later years, but at 20 most are still in full time education, and where should they be living at 20
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  master_chief11 months, 3 weeks ago #8Show comment toolsReply

  Don't blame them.
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  sideysid11 months, 3 weeks ago #9Show comment toolsReply

  Not necessarily people who are single/never owned a house.
  
  It includes the boomarang generation, early 30 somethings that have lived with partners had mortgages, it hasn't worked out, sold house, returned home.
  
  Myself and my partner are living back at my mum and dads, to help out with childcare and save for a deposit.
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  v553511 months, 3 weeks ago #10Show comment toolsReply

  I would only start feeling uneasy after 27 . . (_;)
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  chesso11 months, 3 weeks ago #11Show comment toolsReply

  sassie

  would like to see the percentage used, probably 90% used aged 20, i can understand shock horror at the later years, but at 20 most are still in full time education, and where should they be living at 20

  
  It says
  In 2011, 64% of men and 46% of women aged 20 were living with their parents, while only 7% of 34-year-old males and 2% of 34-year-old females remained in the family home
  so I am actually quite surprised that less than half the 20 year old women were still at home. I would have thought that more would be.
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  fluffyundacrakas11 months, 3 weeks ago3 Likes #12Show comment toolsReply

  Relationship breakdowns, cost of living alone, I’m not surprised really. Cost of rent for a 1 bed basic flat in outer London (not even central London!) starting from £800pcm, add another £200 for bills, another £160 for travelcard and you are looking roughly at the guts of £1200 before you’ve even had time to think about food, entertainment, saving, hobbies, going out, holidays etc.
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  Havince11 months, 3 weeks ago #13Show comment toolsReply

  Shocking thing is this is gonna get worse and whats gonna have to the majority of relationships ? ill tell ya, coz they are living at home when the woman ends up getting pregnant then theyl be moving into houses that are paid for thus making this country even more hard up
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  2sly11 months, 3 weeks ago #14Show comment toolsReply

  Not surprising considering how difficult it is for first time buyers to save up for a deposit for a house. Especially if they have student loans to repay after finishing university with little prospect of getting a job in the field they studied. Hard times.
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  sassie11 months, 3 weeks ago #15Show comment toolsReply

  chesso

  sassie

  would like to see the percentage used, probably 90% used aged 20, i can understand shock horror at the later years, but at 20 most are still in full time education, and where should they be living at 20

  
  It says
  In 2011, 64% of men and 46% of women aged 20 were living with their parents, while only 7% of 34-year-old males and 2% of 34-year-old females remained in the family home
  so I am actually quite surprised that less than half the 20 year old women were still at home. I would have thought that more would be.

  
  whoops didnt see linky in second post
  
  in b4 they all got pregnant and council houses so no need to be at home
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  WoolyM11 months, 3 weeks ago #16Show comment toolsReply

  The problem is many have already mortgaged themselves to education fees and car insurance payments and there is nothing decent left for a property mortgage.
  
  Cant blame them really
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  texan11 months, 3 weeks ago8 Likes #17Show comment toolsReply

  
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  Wilma_Fingadoo11 months, 3 weeks ago2 Likes #18Show comment toolsReply

  The reason why so many stay at home is any spare housing has been leeched by foreigners coming to our shores who then get those staying at home to pay for it through taxation and benefits.
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  beth373511 months, 3 weeks ago #19Show comment toolsReply

  I left home at 16, don't want mine moving out so young, but i coped well, had Boyfriend, full time job and we had a mortgage, my name was on the deeds through solicitor but i was too young to go on the financial side of things! Worse thing i did was go to solicitor and get him to tear up that contract we had made, leaving the whole £45k new build home to my ex!! Should of stuck it out and got half the equity when he sold it on 2 yrs later for £75k
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  Wilma_Fingadoo11 months, 3 weeks ago #20Show comment toolsReply

  beth3735

  I left home at 16, don't want mine moving out so young, but i coped well, had Boyfriend, full time job and we had a mortgage, my name was on the deeds through solicitor but i was too young to go on the financial side of things! Worse thing i did was go to solicitor and get him to tear up that contract we had made, leaving the whole £45k new build home to my ex!! Should of stuck it out and got half the equity when he sold it on 2 yrs later for £75k

  
  
  your name was not on the deeds at age 16. Fact.

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