``80 is the new 65''?
Wells Fargo recently issued a report saying that ``80 is the new 65'' and reporting that 25 percent of the middle-class Americans they surveyed say they'll need to work until at least age 80 to live comfortably in retirement.
CBS Corp., derided by rivals for attracting TV viewers too old for advertisers to care about, says 54 is the new 49.