“Being financially responsible is a must-have for today’s 16-24-year-olds. Economic uncertainties are forcing young adults to jump through more hoops to be able to afford education, get a job matching their qualifications, and get on the property ladder. Going forward, it can be expected that parents will play an increasingly important role in providing financial support and ensuring their offspring are not deprived of the traditional hallmarks of adulthood.”
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Current Living Situation
Finances and Spending Priorities
Future Priorities
Everyday Habits and Sources of Influence
Technology Ownership
Online Activities
General Outlook and Concerns
Young Adults’ Typologies
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Appendix – Current Living Situation
Appendix – Finances and Spending Priorities
Appendix – Future Priorities
Appendix – Everyday Habits and Sources of Influence
Appendix – Technology Ownership
Appendix – Online Activities
Appendix – General Outlook and Concerns
Appendix – Young Adults’ Typologies
27th September 2013
“In the context of a weak economy and high unemployment amongst young adults, pupils and students are returning to traditional subjects, such as sciences and languages, to boost their employability credentials, while parents are encouraging them to pick up extracurricular activities. Companies with job shortages utilising STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering ... 
3rd July 2013
“Mobile and online services that put privacy controls into people’s hands will reap benefits, as users come to realise the long-term consequences of what they post and share online.”
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What impact did the recession have on the 16-24-year-olds?
