A boomer who has had cancer and gets $2,200 a month in Social Security can't retire comfortably: 'It's a catch-22'
Wendy Jones said she and her husband are just scraping by given their medical costs.
Wendy Jones
- Wendy Jones, 71, and her husband with disabilities face financial struggles despite Social Security.
- Jones, a former paralegal, stopped working after a brain tumor diagnosis in the mid-2000s.
- They rely on a reverse mortgage and part-time work, but worry about further medical costs.
Wendy Jones, 71, has been her husband Roy's caregiver for the last three decades — even after her brain tumor diagnosis.
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