Caregiving and Retirement Planning: What Happens to Family Caregivers Who Leave the Work Force (December 2003)
 

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Highlights how retirement income can be affected by caregiving demands, with particular attention paid to the impact on women caregivers. Social Security, savings, pensions and unpaid leave are discussed. Policy recommendations for future action are included.

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