Young Men Take An Assist From Mom & Dad

One in three men aged 18-34 (30%) say that things are great with work and their overall outlook on life, and they would not change a thing, finds Giant Realm. Some 45% say things are okay and would only make minor changes, whereas 16% want to make major changes to their lives, the sooner, the better.

Nearly half of young adult men (46%) live with their parents, with 62% of those aged 18-24. Of those who still live at home, 70% say their parents enjoy having them around.

Most men aged 18-34 (65%) are employed, including 40% who believe their job is taking them in the right direction for their careers. Nearly a quarter (25%) think they are ready for a different job. One in seven (14%) are unemployed, with 80% of those actively looking for work. Some 22% are students. Of those who are employed, 44% say their parents still give them spending money or pay some of their bills.

Source: “GuyPulse Series,” Giant Realm, Eric Alexander Frias, Business Development, 254 W. 31st St., 8th Fl., New York, NY 10001; 212-488-1740; efrias@giantrealm.com; www.giantrealm.com.

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