Anita Robinson took early retirement to care for her 83-year-old mother, who has severe health issues. A new report shows that 63 million Americans provide care to loved ones, up from 53 million in 2020. Nearly half of caregivers face financial struggles, with many taking on debt or reducing savings. Balancing work and caregiving is a challenge, leading many to reduce hours or quit their jobs like Robinson. The lack of affordable care options and workplace flexibility adds to the financial strain. Women, who make up the majority of caregivers, face additional hurdles in saving for retirement.

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