U.S. "World News" recently published an article that a US Research Center analysis of census data found that, at present, about 25 million American adults live with their parents, and the figure continues to increase. Many adults living in the parental home, could rise and housing costs, student loan debt, related to delayed marriage and children.

Article excerpts are as follows:

2016, at the age of 25 to 35-year-old Americans, 15% of parents living in the home, the highest rate since 1940. Moreover, compared with previous generations, these adult children are more likely to live in the parental home than 1 year.

According to 2017 US Census Bureau reports that in 2005, 18-year-old to 34-year-olds are more likely to live alone or with a spouse or non-married couples to live. In 35 states, running away from independent living arrangements for most young people. But by 2015, only six states of the majority of young people live outside.

Some blame "lazy Millennials (young men between 1980 and 2000 born)," but noted that the socio-economic changes in the United States for decades. In the 1970s, most people in their 20s to get married. But now the young people think should finish school, find a job, there is some degree of financial security in order to talk of marriage. More young people to pursue higher degrees, rather than finish high school to find work. In addition, young women progress quickly in terms of the financial guarantee.

However, young men are more likely to not work or low paid, in part because of changes in the US manufacturing sector. So that people living in the parental home, more likely to be young males.

The Census Bureau says 28 million American "millennials," young people, half of 2015 over the age of parents living in the home, but they are more likely to go to school and pursue a higher degree, rather than full-time work.