Despite last week's roller coaster on Wall Street, there's no doubt in the minds of most smart people who study the economy that things are getting better. The number of job creations is up and this year's crop of graduates is already reporting a much higher employment rate than the Class of 2009. We're still nowhere near where we were in, say, the good old days of 2005, but we're not in deep trouble either.
So that leaves those of us with grown kids at home in something of a quandary. Should we be giving them a deadline for moving out now that the economy is better? Should we make them pay rent until they can save enough for a place of their own? Or should we just be happy to have them around for a few more years and assume that it will all work out OK in the end?
There's no one answer to this problem, of course, and that's why we'd like to hear from you. Let's share stories and solutions to the dilemma of the not-so-empty nest.