Dim bulb: Energy costs hurting seniors

Rising energy costs are forcing some seniors to dip into their retirement savings, according to an AARP survey.

One-quarter of those making less than $50,000 per year said the economy has led them to prematurely withdraw retirement funds, costing them precious interest income.

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