Archive: Geoffrey T. Sanzenbacher

Daughter helping elderly mother with needlepoint

The answer from caregivers is clear. In the U.S. today, roughly 38 million people provide unpaid eldercare.  That number is likely to dramatically increase in the future as the number of people needing care grows.  One of the biggest challenges with unpaid care is…well, that it’s unpaid – and, in fact, it often reduces people’s…

Senior woman during business presentation

A common refrain among retirement researchers is that longer careers are the best way to ensure an adequate retirement.  This refrain is often directed at the workers themselves – “you need to work longer!” And that message seems to have been getting…