68% of young people live with their parents until marriage...What is the cost of living? = Korea

In South Korea, more than half of young people in their 20s and 30s "live with their parents." Approximately 7 out of 10 of these ``kangaroos'' have no plans to become independent before marriage.
"Yes," he said. According to the ``Trend Report: Kangaroo Tribe Edition'' released on the 14th by ``Focus Media Korea,'' a lifestyle-based content platform company, elevators
Among the residents of housing complexes with TVs, 196 people between the ages of 25 and 39 who live with their parents were asked about their plans to become independent, and approximately 7 out of 10 said they had no plans to become independent until they got married. (6
8%). 24% of respondents said they were planning to become independent in one year, and 4% said they were planning to become independent within one year. He also said, ``I have no plans to become independent even after marriage.''
4% of residents responded. The most common reasons for not becoming independent were ``I don't feel a particular need to be independent'' (40%, multiple answers) and ``It's easier to live with my parents'' (32%). others"
Economic reasons were also cited, such as ``Housing prices are high'' (32%) and ``Living costs are a burden'' (23%). Additionally, many respondents (26%) said it was easy to commute to work or school from their parents' home.
On the other hand, 69% of Kangaroos who live with their parents give their parents monthly living expenses. Living expenses are 300,000 to 500,000 won (approximately 34,000 yen to 56,000 yen)
35%, 300,000 won 26%, and 500,000 won or more 8%. On the other hand, 31% of the respondents did not give their living expenses.