Mom and Dad, We Need to Talk About Money
Starting money conversations with aging parents feels uncomfortable, but waiting can create bigger problems. Cameron Huddleston wrote this book after her mother’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis at 65 forced her to handle financial decisions alone
Description
This resource offers practical conversation starters and strategies for adult children who need to talk to their parents about finances. Whether it’s retirement savings, long-term care, and estate planning with reluctant parents, this book is a practical, step-by-step guide. You’ll discover what information to gather, which legal documents matter, and how to avoid common communication mistakes.
What’s Inside:
- Ten different conversation starters proven to open dialogue without triggering defensiveness
- Step-by-step approach for talking about sensitive topics like care facilities and end-of-life plans
- Real stories from families who successfully tackled these discussions
- Checklists for essential financial and legal information
- Strategies for protecting parents from financial scams
Written for sandwich-generation caregivers and anyone managing aging parents’ needs, this book turns an intimidating task into manageable steps.
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