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New data finds Australians believe 31 is too old to live with parents

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A survey by Finder shows that most Australians consider living at home past age 30 as unusual, with the majority of respondents believing it's inappropriate to live with parents beyond age 31. This trend reflects the financial challenges faced by young adults due to high housing costs and limited affordability, pushing back traditional milestones such as moving out and buying a home.

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