Card №1 Task Give the main idea of the text. When women run the economy

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/05/25/how-to-prioritize-your-financial-goals-with-adult-kids-living-at-home.html

Task 2. Describe the following graph.
The number of enquiries received by the Tourist Information Office in one city over 6 months period in 2011.


Task 3. Speak on the topic: Financial Markets.
Card №14
Task 1. Give the main idea of the text.
Adult children generally expect to contribute financially to groceries, rent and mortgage payments, cable, and utilities. Yet parents had lower expectations for how much their kids should contribute financially, the survey found.
About 70% of those parents are not discussing finances or setting financial expectations with their kids. Meanwhile, 89% have not set a timetable for how long the boomerang will last.
“Parents aren’t talking with their kids about this, which means they’re enabling their kids for potentially bad financial outcomes in the future,” said Nikki Sorum, senior vice president of Minneapolis-based Thrivent Advisors.
In addition to opening those lines of communication about money, there are other steps parents can take to help make the transition smoother, according to Sorum. Parents should plan for the prospect that adult children may return home. “It’s highly likely that it might happen,” Sorum said.
Additionally, parents should set expectations early on. That can help ensure parents are not set back from their long-term goals like retirement, while it can also help adult children get organized with their own priorities. “It is so easy to enable them with your love, and the best gift you can give your kid is to help them be financially independent,” Sorum said.
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/05/25/how-to-prioritize-your-financial-goals-with-adult-kids-living-at-home.html

Task 2. Describe the following graph.

Task 3. Speak on the topic: Taxes and their principles.