Caregivers need support and guidance

Today, more than one in five Americans are caregivers. And over half are employed while providing an average of 24 hours of care per week.

While every situation is unique, they all need help juggling their own lives and personal finances.

As a financial professional, you’re in a unique position to help them manage this challenge through preparation, putting plans into action, avoiding pitfalls, and providing resources.

Who would be your caregiver?

Clients may be unaware of the impact a chronic illness could have on their loved ones. This video can help bring awareness to the role of the caregiver.

 

Avoiding financial fraud

Fraud is a problem that affects people of all ages, but it’s no secret that older Americans are vulnerable and routinely targeted by scammers.

Help your clients learn how to protect themselves in a changing world with our guide to avoiding financial fraud.

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We’re here to help

In conjunction with Transamerica, the MIT AgeLab created a playbook that builds on survey and interview research with current and former family caregivers. This resource can help start conversations with those who are facing the challenges of taking on a caregiver role. 

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Senior Caregiving 101: An Introduction

The aging population will likely lead to increased caregiving demands for retirees and their families. Learn how to prepare for the decisions that may be ahead.
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A field guide to dementia

Help clients understand the financial implications of the disease.

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Talking to Your Parents about End-of-Life Planning

Discover some helpful topics adult children can cover during the important conversation about end-of-life planning with their parents.
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Do you know a caregiver?

Transamerica and MIT AgeLab are conducting research with thousands of caregivers to learn more about their experiences and challenges. If you or someone you know has insight to share, join our panel.

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