Young Adults Not Ready To Be Financially Independent

A Bank of America poll says the majority of 18 to 26 year olds don’t feel like adults because they are not financially independent.

The majority of those surveyed report being worried about finding a career path that supports the lifestyle they’ve envisioned for themselves.

Michael Rosner, Senior Vice President with Merrill Lynch, says most wish they had learned more about budgeting and investment in High School.