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03/07/2013
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Rio - Having a space of their own, leaving the parental home, to take care of one's life is a trend that is increasingly less the head of young Brazilians. According to the Institute of Applied Economic Research (IPEA), 61.7% of the population between 18 and 29 still live with their parents. The motivation for staying is that they make the most of the facilities that parents give their wings so that they can join and invest more money in the profession. Only later did take flight out of the nest.
Other factors to weigh the output to be postponed. Difficulties of buying a property or pay rent and condominium, besides having to bear the burden of fixed bills such as electricity, gas, water and power are determinants. According to experts, include these costs in the budget for university graduates or who still crawls in the profession are points that scare.
According to finance professor oo Ibmec-Rio, Gilberto Braga, today's generation is no longer the need to release soon the protection of their parents, as in previous years. "Before the desire to leave home was related to the quest for freedom and the desire to conquer a space your own. This happened mainly because families are numerous. Today the space is no more problem, families are smaller, so leaving home is something more rational, is conditioned on the financial side. Young people seeking to leave the house looking to have the property itself or funded. Another problem are the bills that weigh on the budget, "he explains.
This is the case of brothers David, 22, and Daniel Leão, 25, expecting a better condition of income and job security to get live alone. Currently, the two reside with family at the Maracanã.
"We plan to move in, at most, two years. I'm finishing my degree in Technical Management and I intend to stabilize employment before I moved. Have you started looking at apartments and Tijuca Vila Isabel, but the rents are very expensive, "says David.
Generation afraid of losing comfort
Representing called Kangaroo Generation, young people who are slow to leave the parental home are afraid of losing the comfort and security they enjoy while they are under the protection of father and mother. The rating is the psychologist Thaís Macedo.
"The risk that the current generation has, in relation to the amount of things she missed leaving home and seeking independence, is much larger than the previous generation," said the expert.
Expenses that scare
RENT
The rent of a one bedroom apartment in Tijuca costs, on average, R$ 1,426, in Meier goes to $754 and in Leblon, R$ 3,703.
CONDOMINIUM
The average cost of quota fees is R$ 500.
FEED
The expense of a young man living with power alone is around R$ 303.
TRANSPORT
Calculating the cost of round trip from work or school bus, the expense is R$ 110.
LIGHT AND GAS
Around R$ 150 per month.
COLLEGE
The average price of a college is R$ 800.
LEISURE
Twice a month to film another meal in a restaurant, may have an average cost of R$ 150.
DIFFICULTY LEAVING HOME
According to psychologist Thaís Macedo, before young people have always had the desire to seek financial independence and freedom for your choices. But nowadays, they are afraid to leave their parents' house for fear of not being able to adapt to the new routine. "The return to the parental home when young can not live alone, it is very frustrating. Nowadays leaving home is much more difficult, "said Macedo Thais.
FAMILY MINOR FACILITATES
"Currently, families are smaller, reducing the difficulties of family life and making the youth of today do not have the same need for more space. Before they leave home because of the time limitation imposed by parents, the need to have a private space, "says economist Gilberto Braga.
Source: The Day Online
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