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MP Dunleavey is an award-winning personal finance journalist and author. She's now covering issues related to retirement, longevity and aging. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, MSN, Next Avenue and Marketwatch. She recently launched a new Substack called Squished.

Latest articles by MP Dunleavey

An older father and middle-aged daughter smile at the camera in their backyard.

Caregiving Is a Stealth Retirement Expense for Women: I Should Know

Eldercare takes a toll on everyone, but women's careers tend to suffer more — with dire consequences over the long term.

Five Ways to Ease Caregiver Stress

Caregiver stress is real. Here are five techniques to protect your health and happiness while caring for a loved one.

By MP Dunleavey Published 9 February 25
Gen X Could Reinvent Retirement

Can you believe they’re turning 60? The slacker kids are all grown up and could reinvent retirement as we know it.

By MP Dunleavey Published 24 January 25
How to Think About Money and Aging Now

As you think about your financial future in this new age of longevity, a strong plan means more than just asking if you have enough.

By MP Dunleavey Published 26 December 24