Episode 140 – The Sandwich Generation: Are You Financially Prepared?
October 27, 2026
What happens when you’re caring for aging parents while still supporting your children or grandchildren? For many families, being part of the sandwich generation means balancing responsibilities that extend far beyond finances.
From understanding your parents’ financial resources to setting expectations with your children, Jeremiah and Laura explore the conversations that can help families prepare for changing needs. They also discuss caregiving costs, career considerations, and the importance of having legal documents in place before they’re needed.
For those navigating responsibilities across generations, the goal isn’t to do everything yourself, but to create a thoughtful plan that supports the people you love while considering your own future.
Key Topics:
- What it means to be part of the sandwich generation and the responsibilities involved
- How to start financial conversations with aging parents and younger family members
- Understanding caregiving costs, available resources, and changing care needs
- How caregiving responsibilities can affect your career, finances, and personal well-being
- Why powers of attorney, healthcare directives, and family communication matter
How prepared is your family to navigate the financial responsibilities of caring for multiple generations?
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