Milan – To be young without the financial support of parents, nowadays, it’s hard. In 2014, current accounts to those of parents of children between 18-34 years – the so-called Millenials – who live on their own but receive regular help from family “have been about 4.8 billion euro.” So a study by Censis, which emphasizes “948,000 young people, the 4.4 million people who live alone, do not cover your monthly expenses with their income.” The average family income of Millenials formally live on their own – continues Censis – “is 22,900 euro per year, less than 7,000 euro to average annual household income of Italians”. In addition, you can estimate “in more than 2.7 million young people between 18 and 34 years persecuted by the nightmare of light bills, gas fixed and mobile phone and 623,000 those whose financial balance is affected by the building expenses “he adds the study carried out by Censis on data from 2014 to the Forum Ania-Consumers.
To save sustainability then, young people born in the 80s pull their belts, “with more than 81% who said they had had to give up (or refer) also benefits or consumer welfare.” Ultimately, even those who had never done, is forced to turn to their parents, “as has happened in the past year to 687 thousand young people who had to supplement their income at least once per month with one or more modes of savings, loans or aid from family members, “concludes the study by Censis.
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