As the coronavirus pandemic has progressed, older adults, both working and retired, have seen a dramatic drop in their retirement savings. The speed of market losses and the uncertain prospects for stability and work in the months and even years ahead has quickly led to deep fears and anxieties about the future. Younger workers, also stressed, have time and the power of compounding on their side. But retirees and pre-retirees face critical near-term decisions about their financial futures, all while grappling with the immediate health threats of the pandemic. Moderated by Paul Irving, chairman of the Center for the Future of Aging, a panel of experts will discuss how this crisis may transform plans and practices for retirement and investment.