The Helicopter Parents Have Entered the Workplace | Money Moves with Jill Schlesinger
Summary
The article discusses how some parents continue to closely manage their adult children's work lives, a behavior called "helicopter parenting" in the workplace. It also offers advice to a caller about saving money for college, comparing different savings plans and how to divide money fairly between children.Key Facts
- "Helicopter parenting" means parents closely control or manage their children's decisions, even at work.
- The show talks about why parents might need to give their adult children more independence at work.
- A caller named Marie has a newborn and a toddler and wants advice on saving for college.
- The hosts explain options like Trump Accounts and 529 plans, which are ways to save money for education.
- They discuss which savings plan might be better depending on the situation.
- The show briefly mentions a question about whether young people spend too much money on McDonald's.
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