Millennials shouldn't feel bad about staying on their parents' phone plans

Source: Business Insider

Millenials who stay on their parents' phone plans should feel good. Kathrin Ziegler/Getty ImagesMillennials, some now into their 40s, are still on decades-old family phone plans. Sure, this can seem like arrested development or mooching.

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