High rents and debt: 3 young people explain why they moved back in with their parents

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Luke Howland, Keara Callahan, and Danny Stewart.

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My family of 5 lives with my in-laws. The more I protected my own balance, the more I noticed the pressure on my husband.

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A young family walks towards an older couple outside of a home.
The author (not pictured) said it has been hard to strike a balance between setting boundaries and feeling like she is doing enough while living with her in-laws.

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Living with my adult children wasn't the retirement I imagined. It's crowded but wonderful.

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The author lives with her daughter and her family in a farm in Oregon.

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A study says moving back in with your parents can hurt your homebuying odds. This 24-year-old is ready to defy them.

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Moving boxes.

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My family moved from California to a small town in France. We can save money and work less to afford our lifestyle here.

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A family, a man, a wife, and two young boys, walking around the streets of France.
Lin Koh, her husband, and two young sons.

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We left the Bay Area to care for my mother-in-law in the South of France. The visa was easy — everything else wasn't.

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Lin Koh in a lavender field.
Lin Koh.

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