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The Costs to Your Retirement for Being a Caregiver

The Costs to Your Retirement for Being a Caregiver

Kathleen Coxwell

September 28, 2015

Caregiving takes an emotional, physical and financial toll. Whether you are caring for an aging parent, your own child or both, here are articles and resources to help you with the burden.
Here are some caregiving resources:

40.4 Million Americans Provide Unpaid Eldercare — At a Huge Cost to Their Own Finances

Caring for the elderly can be joyful. It can also be incredibly stressful and financially draining.

The Sandwich Generation: 3 Ways to Alleviate the Stress

If you are caring those both older and younger than you, read this.

Boomers Have a Retirement Problem: Boomerang Kids — Adult Children Living at Home

Are you among the 3.3 million people considering retirement abroad?

Family Caregiver? 5 Tips for Keeping Your Own Retirement Plans on Track

Make sure caregiving does not bankrupt your own future..

Staggering Statistics About Caregiving and Retirement Finances

Caregiving can wreak havoc on your own finances.
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