Obama tells aging conference seniors need financial security
(By - Michael Vitez, Philadelphia Inquirer)
President Barack Obama promised Monday that aging Americans’ financial security will not be eroded as the nation grows older, but “we’re going to have to work for it.” Speaking at the White House Conference on Aging, the president noted that 10,000 Americans a day are turning 65, and this presents an enormous burden on individuals and society to make sure seniors have enough money, health care and people to look after them. Read more…
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