If you’re like many who are part of the Sandwich Generation, you have a busy household, often with children and aging parents or relatives all living under one roof. While this can be a joyous living arrangement, it can also be challenging as you try to balance your own financial wellness with that of your loved ones. To help keep your personal goals on track, it’s important to create a flexible financial plan, as well as encouraging your family members to take an active role in money management and building their own financial literacy. Here are ways you can help your family gain more financial independence and build strong financial futures.

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Many people focus heavily on saving for retirement but spend far less time thinking about how retirement income will be taxed. The reality is that taxes can have a major impact on how long your retirement savings last. Without proper planning, retirees may end up paying more in taxes than expected, reducing the income available to support their lifestyle. Understanding some of the most common retirement tax mistakes can help you make better decisions as you transition from saving for retirement to living off your savings.