Exceprt from The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Blog
May 25, 2011
Written by Mary Griffin
May is Older Americans Month. In his proclamation for the month, President Obama spoke of honoring the contributions older Americans have made and will continue to make:
Having lived through many of our Nation’s most challenging times, older Americans have shaped the story of America and secured the promise of our future. We are privileged to recognize these treasured citizens during Older Americans Month, and honor both the impact they have made and their accomplishments yet to come.
Older Americans face wide-ranging circumstances that may be familiar to anyone. Some are at the height of their careers; some are retired. They may be paying for their children’s education, moving into new homes, or paying off debts.
However, it is important that we remember that older Americans also face some unique financial opportunities and challenges. (continued)
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Source: www.consumerfinance.gov
