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It would be pretty surprising for policy to be more favourable to the old when they have less voting power than today, even if the young are trying to set policy to benefit them later (which they also do now).
I assume it would look less like "create cozy benefits for the elderly" and more like "craft policy that makes asset-hoarding particularly easy for my generation, since eldercare definitely won't be there when my time comes"
Can you describe a bill/constitutional amendment you'd expect them to pass? I worry we're talking at cross purposes.
One-off college debt forgiveness is probably a decent example for one cohort, maybe very generous home-buying tax perks for another *slightly* older set. You wouldn't care to mess with constitutional amendments because frankly it's in your best interests for the benefit to expire
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