Your First 5 Steps as a Financial Caregiver (Without Losing Your Mind)
A step-by-step guide for adult children taking on financial caregiving responsibilities
Read more →A calm, practical guide to taking control of a loved one's finances — from The Financial Caregiver's Starter Kit.
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"This guide helped me understand exactly what I needed to do to take over my dad's finances and make sure everything was secure, especially with all the fraud targeting older adults and my father living in a completely different state."
C.W., Los Angeles • Financial caregiver for father
The Financial Caregiver Kit is a practical, emotionally-aware guide designed specifically for adult children and family members who find themselves managing finances for aging parents or loved ones.
Created by journalist and caregiver Cheryl Lock, with insights from former LegalZoom executives, this guide combines real-world caregiving experience with deep financial and legal expertise.
This isn't just another financial planning book — it's a compassionate companion that understands the unique decisions, emotions, and responsibilities you face as a financial caregiver.
A clear roadmap for getting started when you first become a financial caregiver.
Ready-to-use forms and step-by-step guides for organizing finances and important documents.
Complex concepts explained simply, without jargon or overwhelming legal language.
Word-for-word guidance for discussing money, care decisions, and future planning with loved ones.
A step-by-step guide for adult children taking on financial caregiving responsibilities
Read more →A step-by-step guide for adult children taking on financial caregiving responsibilities
Read more →Learn how to start financial planning for your elderly parents—no finance degree required
Read more →Cheryl is a seasoned journalist with decades of experience writing, mostly on personal finance and parenting topics. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, Forbes, Business Insider, Real Simple, Parents, and others.
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