Money, health, family, safety, time, and the future are some of the things Millennial parents say they are worried about as they take their rightful places in adulthood and parenting. In a new study by Microban, Millennials, some who now have children of their own, were asked to share the top concerns they have.
The number one worry for millennial parents is money. Ninety-two percent agreed that being financially secure was an issue for them and their families. That not only means having more money but also a better paying job and a home equity line of credit.
Another issue for Millennial parents is not having enough time to to the things they want to. An overwhelming number say they would prefer to spend more time with their family (especially their mates) and friends but often times their schedules are busy and demanding. When they do have a little bit of down time, the parents find their homes taking a back seat. Seventy-four percent agree they are worried about keeping a clean house.
So what are baby boomer parents worried about?
1) Having enough savings to retire
2) When and if they can afford to stop working
3) Their children having enough to live on
4) Living a long, HEALTHY life
5) Dementia
About the Survey
Microban, in conjunction with Turner Research Network, surveyed 1039 Millennials age 20 to 35 with at least one child age 13 or under living at their home online.
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