Welcome to the Jill on Money Podcast and it is a bonus episode. Here's something cool,

it's in two pieces. First is a segment I did for CBS this morning where I interviewed these two

guys who are sharing their living expenses and then out of that piece we bounce to

a discussion at the table with Gail King, Tony De Koppel and Anthony Mason.

So here is my segment on senior roommates.

I hope you enjoy it.

In today's eye on money. Senior citizens are getting

creative to make ends meet financially. Many are getting roommates. More than

33% of Americans over the age of 65 and over do not have any money safe for retirement.

That's not good.

In 2016, 70% more seniors live with roommates than a decade before.

CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger met two strangers who took a cue from the Golden Girls.

They moved in together in New York to save money.

Hey, hey, I can't hear the TV with the record going.

Living with roommates...

If you want to live here, I don't want to see you, I don't want to hear you, I don't want to smell you cooking.

It's not just for the Golden Girls.

We'd sure save a lot of money.

Just ask Paul Covington.

Since retiring about six years ago, he's relied exclusively on Social Security without any savings.

The 81-year-old needed help paying his mortgage, so Jim English, a perfect stranger, moved in.

We signed an agreement. So this was more of a formal process which I liked a lot.

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