What people over 60 say most: 'save more'

A year into retirement, the sixty-eight-year-old runs a calculator every night. Pension plus savings, minus his wife's clinic bills and the maintenance fees, leaves nothing. What he traded that money for in his forties was a new car and a summer camp abroad. His wife set down the grocery bag: "What's the point of saving now?" He had no answer. Asked about old age, Americans over sixty named this as their number one regret.