Legal Agreements for Families and Caregivers
There are an estimated 53 million adult caregivers in the United States and nearly one in five (19%) are providing unpaid care to an adult with health or functional needs. In
Caregiving Resources
Guides for “Managing Someone Else’s Money”
The “Managing Someone Else’s Money” guides can help you understand your role as a financial caregiver, also called a fiduciary. Each guide explains your responsibilities as a fiduciary, how to spot
4 Steps for Caregivers
As you think about your own financial well-being as a caregiver, consider these 4 steps: STEP 1: Think about your own future. As a caregiver, it may be tempting to leave
Financial Steps for Caregivers: What You Need to Know About Protecting Your Money and Retirement
This guide looks at the financial challenges facing today’s family caregiver and provides information, tips and resources for helping caregivers keep their own finances on track while caring for someone else.
Family Caregivers (infographic)
Download the Family Caregivers infographic for general information and facts about caregivers.
Ten Facts About Women & Caregiving
Women provide the majority of informal care for their family and friends(i). Largely because of caregiving responsibilities, women are more likely than men to work part-time, spend more years out of
8 Financial Steps for Caregivers
Working with WISER, Transamerica developed 8 Financial Steps for Caregivers. This booklet provides information, tips, and resources to help you protect your money and retirement while you take care of your loved
Caregiving and Retirement Security
Facts about Caregiving In an estimated 5 million households across the country, an adult is providing unpaid care to a family member. Sixty percent of those caregivers are women, according to
The Effects of Caregiving
Women remain the primary caregivers in our society, and they are spending a significant part of their adult lives providing it. Whenever a sick child, an ailing spouse or a parent
Retirement Planning for Stay-At-Home Moms
Stay-at-home moms take on many roles such as, caregiver, cook, chauffeur, nutritionist, event planner, etc. But one role stay-at-home moms are not filling is “retirement planner.” According to a 2015 Transamerica