Special Report
States Where the Most People Live With Their Parents
September 25, 2017 3:43 pm
Last Updated: January 12, 2020 7:50 am
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35. Utah
> 18-34 yr. old population living with parent 2015: 28.6%
> 18-34 yr. old population living with parent 2005: 21.7% (tied-15th lowest)
> Cost of living: 3.1% lower than nation (23rd highest)
> Median age to get married: 25.4 (the youngest)
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34. Missouri
> 18-34 yr. old population living with parent 2015: 28.6%
> 18-34 yr. old population living with parent 2005: 23.4% (22nd lowest)
> Cost of living: 11.9% lower than nation (8th lowest)
> Median age to get married: 27.4 (13th youngest)
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33. Alaska
> 18-34 yr. old population living with parent 2015: 30.0%
> 18-34 yr. old population living with parent 2005: 24.0% (24th lowest)
> Cost of living: 5.7% higher than nation (8th highest)
> Median age to get married: 27.2 (10th youngest)
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32. Kentucky
> 18-34 yr. old population living with parent 2015: 30.0%
> 18-34 yr. old population living with parent 2005: 25.0% (tied-21st highest)
> Cost of living: 12.7% lower than nation (5th lowest)
> Median age to get married: 27.1 (9th youngest)
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31. Vermont
> 18-34 yr. old population living with parent 2015: 30.4%
> 18-34 yr. old population living with parent 2005: 24.7% (tied-23rd highest)
> Cost of living: 1.2% higher than nation (14th highest)
> Median age to get married: 30.0 (4th oldest)
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