The Council on Aging of Central Oregon, in partnership with the Latino Association, has come up with a project to help Latinos aged 60 years and older pay their bills and put food on their table.
Latinos, the fastest-growing multi-racial ethnic lot, are the least financially prepared of all groups when it comes to retirement, even though they have a longer life expectancy than Blacks and Whites; living until they're about 81 years old.
