Two bills recently introduced in Congress would sharply drop federal income taxes for many older Americans. If they become law, millions of retirees would benefit at a time when many are struggling to stay on top of rising costs. Here is what is being proposed — and what happens next. What this legislation does: People who are 65 or older, or blind, get a boost to their standard deduction.
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