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Social Sciences, Research, University of St Andrews

Caring Across Generations: The Long-term Economic Effects of Dual Caregiving

This research examines the influence of gender and social class in childhood on caregiving burdens over the lifecourse and subsequent influences on pensions and savings at retirement within the National Child Development Cohort of 1958.
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Heather Dick
Student, University of St Andrews
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Go to the profile of Heather Dick
Heather Dick (She/Her)
Student, University of St Andrews

I am a second year Geography and International Relations student at the University of St Andrews and Laidlaw Scholar. My research focuses on the long-term, gendered economic effects of dual caregiving, specifically how social class origin shapes retirement wealth outcomes for the sandwich generation. Outside of research, you'll find me on the golf course or taking a walk along the beautiful beaches in this small town!

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