HealthJul 19, 2026Rising Long‑Term Care Costs Strain Elderly AmericansCBS News reports on a New York couple, Ken (71) and Ronnie Sternfeld, who depleted retirement savings paying out-of-pocket for long‑term care before accessing Medica...SeniorsInsuranceMedicaid
RetirementJun 17, 2026Social Security Projected to Face Cuts in 2032The Social Security trustees' report projects the program's trust fund will be exhausted in six years (around 2032), after which incoming payroll tax revenue would c...Social SecurityPayroll taxesSeniors
RetirementJun 10, 2026Social Security Insolvency Projected by 2032; Four StepsCBS News (June 10, 2026) reports new trustee projections that Social Security’s trust funds could become insolvent by 2032, which the article says would lead to an a...Social SecurityRetirement SavingsSeniors
HealthJul 1, 2026Medicare Pilot Lowers GLP‑1 Drug Cost for SeniorsThe federal government will launch a temporary pilot called Medicare GLP-1 Bridge on July 1, 2026, making selected brand-name GLP-1 weight-loss drugs available to ce...Medicare GLP-1 BridgeGLP-1 medicationsSeniors
HealthJul 1, 2026Medicaid-Funded Adult Daycares Concentrated in FlushingA CBS News data analysis found an unusually high concentration of Medicaid-funded social adult daycare centers in Flushing, Queens—64 facilities within one mile—bill...SeniorsHealth Care FraudSocial Adult Daycare Centers
Economy & Personal FinanceJul 21, 2026Senior Home Wealth Reaches Record HighThe CBS News piece states that senior home wealth reached a record high earlier in 2026 and frames that increase as a source of borrowing power for older homeowners....SeniorsHome Equity Loan
EconomyJul 17, 2026Boomer Wealth Transfer Likely Benefits Wealthier HeirsA July report from Visa Business and Economic Insights estimates baby boomers hold about $93 trillion in assets but expects only $36 trillion to be inheritable after...Great wealth transferSeniorsWealth inequality
RetirementJul 9, 2026More Older Adults Are Aging AloneThe article describes a growing group of older Americans—often called “solo agers”—who are aging without a spouse or adult children to rely on. A 2023 AARP report is...SeniorsSolo aging
RetirementJun 12, 2026Retirement Assets Vulnerable in Debt LawsuitsCBS News (June 12, 2026) explains how different retirement assets are treated if a creditor sues and obtains a judgment. The article notes that taxable brokerage acc...Household DebtSeniors
ScamsMay 30, 2026Americans 60+ reported $7.7 billion in internet crime losses in 2025; practical steps families can take to protect older adults from identity theftThe article reports that Americans aged 60 and older filed 201,266 complaints with the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center in 2025, reporting $7.7 billion in losse...SeniorsFederal Trade CommissionSynthetic voice technology
Economy & Personal FinanceApr 4, 2026Share of adults 65 and over seeking roommates has tripled in a decade amid rising housing costs, study findsThe article profiles older adults who are renting rooms or sharing housing because rising housing costs and financial shocks make living alone unaffordable. It highl...SeniorsHousing MarketHouse Sharing
RetirementJun 18, 2026Bankruptcy and Protections for Retirement AccountsCBS News explains how bankruptcy affects retirement assets. Employer-sponsored, ERISA-covered plans (for example, 401(k)s, 403(b)s and many pensions) are generally p...BankruptcySeniors