Personal Finance for the Sandwich Generation
Being part of a Multi-Generational Family doesn't have to mean financial stress. With careful planning and preparation, you can thrive during this stage of life. Let me show you how!
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In the last decade, my wife and I had our fair share of lessons learned as we went from being under $105,000 of students loans to becoming financially secure.
All the while as a Sandwich Generation; raising two young children while cohabitating with our aging parents.
Being sandwiched between two generations can be quite stressful.
However, I firmly believe that with careful planning and preparation, we can not just survive, but thrive during this stage of life!
You can read more in our full story: From $105,000 in student loans to financial security as a multi-generational family.
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