Financial Strategies for Dual Caregivers

Did you know that the number of family caregivers supporting older adults increased by nearly one-third between 2011 and 2022? This trend means more individuals are juggling the responsibilities of caring for both aging parents and their own children. For dual caregivers, the financial strain is overwhelming: nearly 80% of family caregivers incur out-of-pocket costs averaging $7,200 annually. These expenses—coupled with reduced work hours or leaving jobs entirely—can lead to lost income and long-term implications for financial stability. However, with the right strategies, you can manage your finances effectively and ensure a stable future for your loved ones.

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Pass Down Prosperity - Recorded Webinar

Passing down prosperity or generational wealth – money and assets passed down through families – is vital for a strong community, however, many barriers including race, gender, and income keep people caught in a cycle of debt, preventing them from creating a lasting financial legacy.  Join us for an insightful recorded webinar where you will learn how to make decisions to invest in yourself and the future generation, to build a stronger financial future.

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How Nonprofit Hospitals and Dollar For Can Help You Crush Those Medical Bills

Medical bills are one of the biggest financial burdens people face in the U.S. today. Thankfully, nonprofit hospitals across the country are legally required to offer “charity care” for patients who qualify. And for many, this could mean significant relief from overwhelming medical bills. Let’s dive into what charity care is, who qualifies, and how an organization called Dollar For can help patients tap into these resources.

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5 Questions to Ask to Rev Up Your Car Buying Experience

Empower your car-buying journey with these five essential questions. From setting a budget and exploring financing options to selecting the right vehicle and understanding its total cost of ownership, this guide helps you make informed decisions. Plus, get tips from your credit union on pre-approval, test drives, and vehicle inspections to ensure a smooth and successful purchase experience.

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From 401(k)s to Roth IRAs: Demystifying Retirement Accounts

With the hustle and bustle of everyday responsibilities, it's easy to feel overwhelmed when it comes to planning for your financial future. Don’t worry, you're in good company. Saving for retirement can seem like a maze, but with the right guidance, you’ll realize it’s more about consistent steps than perfect strategy. Let’s break down a few options that can help you confidently prepare for what's ahead.

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