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Parents struggle as adult children stay home due to limping economy - Vimarsana News

Parents struggle as adult children stay home due to limping economy

Middle-class parents nearing retirement face a daunting challenge as their adult children continue to live at home.

Economic struggles delay empty-nester stage as parents support adult children at home - Vimarsana News

Economic struggles delay empty-nester stage as parents support adult children at home

64% of parents aged 55-60 have children living at home because of slow economic growth, the high cost of living and unemployment.

SA's over 55s: Redefining aging and reshaping consumer behaviour - Vimarsana News

SA's over 55s: Redefining aging and reshaping consumer behaviour

FMF's Khaya Lam initiative celebrates transferring 10,000 title deeds, providing dignity and security through property ownership. In South Africa, millions live insecurely in municipally-owned homes.

SA's black middle class has grown in 10 years, but stil... - Vimarsana News

SA's black middle class has grown in 10 years, but stil...

South Africa’s black middle class showed incredible resilience during Covid, and the impact on their finances during the pandemic was seemingly limited — with 70% saying they were not worse off financially. This is according to a recent research report on the black middle class by the UCT Liber...

Unprecedented first wave of black middle class retirees in 20 years - Vimarsana News

Unprecedented first wave of black middle class retirees in 20 years

The UCT Liberty Institute of Strategic Marketing’s “2022 Black Middle Class Report” was launched on 20 September, an invaluable guide to this economy-driving sector.

Source: uct.ac.za