Nearly 25% of millennials and Gen Zers without children do not plan to become parents primarily due to financial reasons
SINK (single income, no kids), DINK (dual income, no kids)
A preference for financial freedom and the inability to afford children are equally cited by 43% of younger generations
Since the 1970s, the overall share of married adults has declined and fewer couples are having children. Last year, the U.S. fertility rate reached a historic low.
Now, adults without children are better off than than their peers with kids, in terms of median wealth and retirement savings
The majority of adults without children said not having kids has made it easier for them to afford the things they want and be successful in their job or career
SINK (single income, no kids), DINK (dual income, no kids)
A preference for financial freedom and the inability to afford children are equally cited by 43% of younger generations
Since the 1970s, the overall share of married adults has declined and fewer couples are having children. Last year, the U.S. fertility rate reached a historic low.
Now, adults without children are better off than than their peers with kids, in terms of median wealth and retirement savings
The majority of adults without children said not having kids has made it easier for them to afford the things they want and be successful in their job or career