House Committee Debates a Legislative 'Fix' That Would Make It Easier to Prove Age Discrimination

In the past decade, the same proposed law has been repeatedly re-introduced in the U.S. Congress to make it easier for victims of age discrimination to sue discriminatory employers.
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More Baby Boomers Stay in Their Homes as They Reach Retirement, Skipping Downsizing

While many older Americans are still stepping down to smaller homes, they're doing so later in life. The trend is contributing to a housing supply shortage across much of the country.
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ABLE Accounts Shouldn’t Impede Access to Housing, Feds Say

Federal officials are weighing in on how money saved in a relatively new type of savings account for people with disabilities influences access to housing assistance.
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Social Security Impostor Scam: It's Growing, and This Is How It Works

Consumer advocates are raising an alert about a twist to an old impostor phone scam. It's called the "Social Security impostor scam."
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Many Americans Will Need Long-Term Care. Most Won’t be Able to Afford It.

A decade from now, most middle-income seniors will not be able to pay the rising costs of independent or assisted living.
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