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The New Zealand Herald: New Zealand’s ‘Sandwich Generation’ growing as families have babies later and elderly live longer

28 October, 2018 | 
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Originally published: The New Zealand Herald, 28 October 2018

New Zealanders are increasingly caring for two generations at once. They are part of what is known as the Sandwich Generation because they are squeezed between their young and older family members. Pureprofile data was used to help the Public Trust investigate the toll of caring for two generations at once.


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