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India’s gender divide in domestic, care work is deeper than you think

Indian men spend less time on unpaid domestic and caregiving work compared to the women, and the little time they do spend is also concentrated in outdoor activities such as shopping, travelling, moving and transporting for family needs, and playing with children, an analysis of data from the Time Use…

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The True Cost Of Becoming A Caretaker For A Family Member

Becoming a caregiver for a loved one is often an act of love, but it’s also a life-altering commitment. While many step into the role...

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Gen Z may think they have it rough but millennials are the most burned-out generation

Nearly two-thirds of millennials are burnt out, in part due to dual caregiving responsibilities.

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Eldest daughters often carry the heaviest burdens – insights from Madagascar

In recent years, the term “eldest daughter syndrome” has gained traction on social media, as many firstborn daughters share how they had to grow up faster. They often took on caregiving and supportive roles in their families.

The Conversation

Women Face Higher Risks of Missing Retirement Goals Amid Trump's Tariff-induced Market Turmoil

Women earn much less than men and face challenges in saving money adequately while managing caregiving responsibilities. A market crash triggered by Trump's tariff play and federal changes is adding to these existing problems.

International Business Times UK

Houseless, Not Homeless: Reframing the Narrative and Reclaiming My Financial Power

I’ve been reflecting on my journey toward financial freedom and realized it’s time to shift my mindset. (Thanks, counseling!) In the past, I’ve referred to my plan to sell my house and move as becoming “homeless.” However, the truth is, I have stable housing arrangements. I’ll be moving into my…

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Family Caregivers Need Help. These Are the Policies They Say Would Make the Biggest Difference

There are millions of people across the country caring for elderly or disabled family members. New research shows the key changes that would improve their lives and the lives of those they care for.

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Winning Strategies for Financial Advisers as Clients' Lives Evolve

How can the wealth management industry help make life transitions easier for the adviser and the client?

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Governments must ensure caregivers have support to keep doing their vital work

April 1 marks National Caregivers Day in Canada. The day is meant to recognize the carers who provide vital care and support to those in need.

The Conversation

More young people are caring for a loved one with dementia. It takes a unique toll

Dementia is a growing health problem, affecting more than 55 million people around the world.

The Conversation

Caregiving Is a Stealth Retirement Expense for Women: I Should Know

Eldercare takes a toll on everyone, but women's careers tend to suffer more — with dire consequences over the long term.

Kiplinger

How Virtual Counseling Can Support Caregivers in Their Role

Caring for others can become quite burdensome at times due to the physical strain involved in the process.

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Five Ways to Ease Caregiver Stress

Caregiver stress is real. Here are five techniques to protect your health and happiness while caring for a loved one.

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Nearly a third of parents have considered suicide or self-harm due to the overwhelming stress of caregiving, survey says

"The level of stress and mental load on parents today has reached unacceptable heights, spurring detrimental outcomes."

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How to Retire Early Due to Disability or Caretaking

If you must retire early due to disability or to care for a loved one, these six steps to make it work financially.

Fortune

The 'caregiving cliff' is imperiling the careers and well-being of U.S. employees as boomers age—with big implications for employers

Given the boomer generation's size, employers will see more workers contending with caretaking, parenting, and workplace stresses all at once.

Fortune

Mental health, substance abuse, and parenting: Here’s how employers plan to increase benefit spending in 2025

It's all about taking care of caregivers this year.

The Guardian - AU

From carer to carefree? How to move on from years of devotion after a loved one dies

The transition can bring complicated feelings of guilt and shame, alongside joy and a sense of relief. New research shows these experiences can coexist

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Women are more tired than men — but you're unlikely to notice, new study says

NASA's study on perceptions of fatigue in men and women has shed light on the gender sleep gap. We take a closer look at the results and what this means for women's health and sleep.

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Does Your State Have a Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit?

Over two dozen states, plus the District of Columbia offer tax credits or deductions for working families.

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What the Family and Medical Leave Act Provides

The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) protects employees who need to take time off from work to care for themselves or others. You might be surprised at some of the situations it can apply to.

Kiplinger

Unpaid Caregivers Soon May Get Help to Save for Retirement

Two proposed bills aim to open new doors to caregivers for contributing to Roth IRAs and making catch-up retirement contributions.

Fortune

Childcare crisis: How men and employers can combat 'time poverty' for working mothers

A childcare crisis is hitting households, communities, and economies. The private sector is central to solving it.

Fortune

Salary is just the beginning—here’s how to craft a compensation package that workers really want

Child care assistance, student loan reimbursements, and mental health perks are in high demand.

The Conversation

Who cares? How virtual health is changing in-home caregiving

Seventy-five per cent of health care in Canada is provided at home by unpaid family caregivers. Not only is this essential health-care work often unrecognized and under-supported, it is rapidly changing.

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