Sept. 19 2026-Lisa Raitt Shares a Very Personal Story on Caregiving & A New Survey on the Trend of Adult Children Relying on Parents for Financial Support

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Sept. 19 2026-Lisa Raitt Shares a Very Personal Story on Caregiving & A New Survey on the Trend of Adult Children Relying on Parents for Financial Support

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We often talk to former Deputy Conservative leader Lisa Raitt about politics, but she has also been very open about her husband Bruce’s disease: he was diagnosed with Young-Onset Alzheimer’s at the age of 56 and Lisa has been his caregiver since then. They recently marked their 10th wedding anniversary having actually married after Bruce’s diagnosis which I think is amazing. Here is my heart wrenching conversation with Lisa. And Do you still help your adult children financially? Until what age do they turn to you for cash? A new survey from RBC finds that more than half of parents have provided support to an adult child in the past year, giving an average of $6,15, to be exact. Parents are increasingly helping cover the costs of everyday life: groceries, rent and utilities. And the age where the younger generation still needs help is going up- up to 40! I spoke with Lucianna Adragna, Vice President, Client Segments, Everyday Banking, RBC

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