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Lessons from a crisis

Young adults, like my own children, have been hit disproportionately hard by Covid-19. Their lives – and often those of their parents – have been turned upside down. How do you set them right again?

Many adult children are moving back home with their parents and seeking financial help. More than 10% of under-20s and 9% of 20-somethings suddenly lost their jobs in the pandemic lockdown. Or if they are still

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