Some members of Congress want to raise the eligibility age for Medicare to save money. Unfortunately, such a spending "cut" would only lead to shifting the cost of care to others, including employers, individuals and their families. According to a new Kaiser study, raising the Medicare age to 67, so adding on just 2 extra years to the time the average adult would wait to go on Medicare, would save the federal budget $5.7 billion but increase other health care spending by $11.4 billion! Talk about fuzzy math...