The blended family might find many challenges during the first several years of existence, with the parents finding themselves torn as they attempt to:
1. Adjust to reduced income.
2. Satisfy emotional needs of the family members.
3. Respect their children.
4. Achieve career accomplishments.
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Rationale: Adjusting to reduced income is a task of families in retirement.
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