u/longtimelurking1

When I was in med school and residency, my parents were perfectly fine with me living at their place. Even now, if I somehow got fired and my wife and I had nowhere to go, my parents would be fine with us moving in with them. I assume this is the norm because of the culture most of us are raised in. After chatting with some colleagues (white ones), I thought about how most of them were kicked out of their houses after high school or right after college here in the States. This certainly doesn't seem to be the case for my African American friends and other Asian American ones. I believe it's also true for Hispanic families.

So I have a few questions:

1. What's your ethnicity/cultural background?

2. Would your parents be okay with you moving in with them at your age and for how long?

3. Would you be okay with living with your parents now (do you have a good or bad relationship with them etc)

4. Is this something that's just really prevalent in white American families in your opinion?

Hi all, I've been having trouble linking my bank account to my fidelity account.

I've gone through the "add funds" option and completed the process of adding my bank. However, whenever I refresh my page there is no account linked to my bank when I go to "Which account do you want to move money from?" I've been trying to connect my bank account for the past 2 weeks but there's been no progress.

Additionally, the fees that were meant to be charged to my bank account for verification never showed when I checked my transactions.

Similarly, my relatives have had this problem, so I was wondering if there is a fix to this and how widespread it is? Happened to my account and my relative's Chase and local bank accounts.