Younger caregivers neglect retirement
The article examines the rising trend of the "Sandwich Generation," where younger adults, averaging around 34 years old, simultaneously care for aging parents and children. This shift is driven by later parenthood and aging parents requiring support earlier, often leading to significant financial and career impacts for caregivers. Experts emphasize the importance of financial planning and workplace flexibility to help caregivers manage responsibilities and preserve retirement savings.
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