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Caregiving costs rise 60% in five years, study shows
AARP study finds caregivers face significantly higher out-of-pocket expenses over recent years.
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A recent study from AARP reveals that the out-of-pocket costs for caregivers have increased by approximately 60% over the past five years, NPR Health reported.
This rise in caregiving expenses outpaces increases seen in other areas such as gas and rent, highlighting growing financial pressures on those providing care.
The study underscores the economic challenges faced by caregivers, who often bear substantial personal costs while supporting others.
These findings may inform discussions on healthcare policy and support services for caregivers in the future.
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