Cultural and economic shifts such as increasing individualization and labor market
uncertainty may have resulted in an increase in singlehood after leaving home. Using data …

This study investigates whether young people in low‐and middle‐income countries (LMICs)
have experienced processes of destandardization of the life course similar to those …

Becoming independent from parental financial support and develo** financial capabilities
are important life tasks in emerging adulthood (EA). However, research on how the …

Leaving the parental home is a milestone in young people's transition to adulthood. The
timing of leaving home varies greatly across European countries; however, evidence on the …

Studies have suggested that the timing of leaving one's parental home can be influenced by
a number of factors, such as gender, educational background, and parental characteristics …

Background In the UK and many other contemporary Western populations, attaining and
maintaining residential independence is an important marker of a young person's successful …

Early adulthood life courses have become diversified in recent decades, but little is known
about how different dimensions of early life courses (ie, education, labor market participation …

Individuals tend to be most mobile when they are between 20 and 40 years of age. This
pattern is relatively stable across regions and over time. For geographical mobility, less is …

BACKGROUND In recent decades, patterns of transition to adulthood have undergone
substantial changes, including an increase in people living solo after leaving the parental …

Substantial changes in residential transitions and family formation patterns have been
observed in Western societies, but less attention has been paid to the de-standardisation of …