The Sandwich Generation's Financial Strain: How Caregivers Balance Family and Finances
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Bipartisan Policy Center1225 Eye Street NW
Suite 1000
Washington, DC 20005
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Over 40 million Americans serve as unpaid caregivers, mostly for parents and grandparents. While unpaid caregiving is nothing new, the need spans generations. Nearly one quarter of today’s caregivers are from the Millennial generation (early 20’s to mid-30’s) and they are struggling with the costs of balancing care for aging loved ones with care for newborns or young children.
On July 18, join BPC’s Paid Family Leave and Health team as we explore the financial challenges faced by these dual caregivers, and how policies like paid family leave and healthcare reforms could better support them.
Chris Dodd
Former U.S. Senator
@SenChrisDodd
Ben Vegthe
Research Director, Caring Across Generations
@benveghte
Katherine Hayes
Director of Health Policy, BPC
@jetthayes
Tim Shaw
Associate Director for the Economic Policy Project, BPC
@tshawDC
Anne Tumlinson
CEO, Anne Tumlinson Innovations; Founder, Daughterhood
@daughterhood
Jason Resendez
Executive Director, LatinosAgainstAlzheimer’s Coalition, convened by UsAgainstAlzheimer’s
@jason_r_DC
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