Life, money, and the future start to feel “real” around age 27, a survey of 2,000 Americans found. 56% believe “adulting” is linked to paying your own bills, and 38% see putting responsibilities over fun as a sign of being “all grown up.” The Life Happens survey found that millennials purchased life insurance by age 28, while Gen Xers were 33 when they reached this milestone. “Costs are rising, salaries are staying stagnant and hope is decreasing,” Executive Director Brian Steiner said. “While the future is unpredictable, your financial stability doesn’t have to be by preparing for the future with life insurance.” (swnsdigital)
Phone Topic: At what age did you start to feel “grown up”?