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For members of the Sandwich Generation, financial freedom is more than a distant retirement goal—it's a necessity that requires balancing current commitments to family and career with future aspirations.
Estate planning is essential for individuals of all ages and income levels. It's not just about distributing assets; it's about protecting your family, minimizing taxes, and ensuring your wishes are carried out.
Retirement planning is a crucial aspect of financial security, especially for professionals in the sandwich generation.
Tom highlights the tax advantages of Roth IRAs, the flexibility they offer for retirement planning, and how life insurance can provide financial protection for your family.
While it's natural to prioritize your family's needs, it's crucial not to neglect your retirement savings.
Planning for retirement can feel overwhelming, but gaining a deep understanding of where your income will come from is not just crucial, it's empowering.
Retirement planning isn't a one-size-fits-all process. It's about taking control of your financial future and crafting a retirement plan that reflects your unique goals, needs, and circumstances.
Massie Financial Planning understands the unique challenges faced by the sandwich generation, who must plan for their retirement while supporting both their children and aging parents. Determining whether you are on track for retirement involves several key steps:
Massie Financial Planning recognizes the unique challenges faced by the sandwich generation, who are often balancing the care of aging parents with supporting their own children, all while planning for their retirement. Early retirement, whether by choice or circumstance, can significantly impact this delicate balance.
If you ever feel like you’re “sandwiched” between taking care of your children and caring for older parents, you’re part of the “sandwich” generation. While this term can refer to people who are still raising young, school-aged children at home, it also encapsulates adults who have financially dependent (or partially dependent) adult children.