At Pursuit Wealth Planning, we believe that every family should have the resources to make the best choices for their family. Navigating the challenges faced in the Sandwich generation shouldn’t upend your personal retirement success. Our goal is to help provide guidance and resources as you navigate your caregiving journey so that you can prioritize your family, your career, and your own retirement!
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Being a member of the sandwich generation can be hard as you navigate raising children, preparing for your own eventual retirement and helping your aging loved ones. As a parent, one of the most important things you can do is plan for your child's financial future. Here are some of the best investment options available for parents looking to save for their kids.
As more women take on the dual role of career professional and caregiver for aging loved ones, the challenge of maintaining a healthy work-life balance has become increasingly complex. This juggling act, often referred to as the "sandwich generation" phenomenon, can be both emotionally and physically taxing, but with the right strategies and support, it is possible to find equilibrium.
Balancing work, kids, and caring for aging parents can sometimes feel like juggling flaming swords while riding a unicycle. Noticing that your parents are having trouble taking care of themselves can be concerning and emotional. We’re here to help! Here are some steps to help you navigate this situation...
One of the biggest decisions your family might have to make is around kids going to college. We have outlined some of the best steps to begin your college search. We also provide additional resources for answering questions about college fit and the financial component. Check it out!
Retirement is a significant milestone in life. One of the biggest decisions many retirees face is what to do about their living situation. Let's explore the factors to consider when making this decision.
70% of people age 65+ will need some type of long-term care during their lifetime. Whether it's for assistance with daily activities, ongoing medical needs, or specialized care for chronic conditions, planning for long-term care is essential.
