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31-year-old earns $220,000 a year and saves 75% of his salary by living with his parents: 'I'm grateful for this choice'

By: CNBC.com News
After spending his teen and college years away from his parents, Sal Khan says moving in with his parents as an adult has been personally meaningful.
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