NPR reports that family caregivers now spend 60% more than five years ago as caregiving and senior living costs climb.
According to NPR, family caregivers are facing higher expenses when looking after aging relatives, with AARP reporting that spending is now 60% more than it was five years ago. The NPR coverage centers on the rising costs associated with caregiving and senior living, which can make caring for aging family members very expensive. Journalist Paula Span discusses the increase in those costs and examines the options available to families navigating the financial challenges.
Source: NPR.
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