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Aging Parent Guides: Long-Term Care, the 40-70 Rule, and Family Planning
Step-by-step guides for caring for aging parents, planning long-term care, and handling the biggest sandwich-generation decisions before they turn into crises.
The 40-70 Rule: When to Start Planning for Aging Parents
When you turn 40, or your parents turn 70, whichever comes first — it is time to start the conversation. Here is exactly what to cover, in what order.
Updated April 18, 2026·Read →
The Sandwich Generation: Balancing Kids, Career, and Aging Parents
One in four American adults is caring for both a child and an aging parent. Here is how to stop drowning and start operating with a system.
Updated April 18, 2026·Read →
Long-Term Care Planning: Costs, Options, and How to Pay
70% of people over 65 will need long-term care at some point. Here is a plain-English map of the options, current costs, and the four real ways to pay for it.
Updated April 18, 2026·Read →
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