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Seniors lost 32 percent of their buying power since 2000

Since 2000, senior citizens have lost almost one-third of their buying power.

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Since 2000, senior citizens have lost almost one-third of their buying power, according to the Annual Survey of Senior Costs, released recently by The Senior Citizens League (TSCL), one of the nation’s largest nonpartisan senior advocacy groups.

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