Personal Finance for the Sandwich Generation
Aging parents living alone? There are some things you can do to help your aging parent stay safe at home. Read this post and learn the five most important things to know about caring for an aging parent who lives on their own.
Talking to children about money is often a difficult task. Parents can feel like they don’t know what to say or how much information should be shared with their child. This video offers 7 tips for talking to your kids about money, so you can start having the money conversation today!
If you’ve never discussed money with your aging parents before, this would probably rank as one of the most awkward conversations you will ever have. However, if you don’t have the conversation now, sooner or later you will have to.
I want to share with you three important legal documents your parents should prepare as they age. By thinking ahead and preparing now, you are taking care of your family in the future; your parents, yourself and your children.
What is long term care? In this post, I want to share with you an overview of what is Long-Term Care and some options that you want to start thinking about for your aging parents.
I want to share with you reasons why older adults are especially vulnerable to scams and three ways you can help your aging parents, so they don’t become victims themselves.
A recent market watch article talks about how 23 percent of baby boomers haven’t saved anything for retirement. It’s possible that our parents could be one of them! I want to share with you three strategies that my wife and I have deployed to tackle this challenge.
The term “Sandwich Generation” was first introduced to the social work and gerontology communities in the early 1980’s to describe adults who were sandwiched between raising their children while taking care of their aging parents.