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Dr. Myechia Minter-Jordan visits Marylyn Jones to discuss Social Security’s impact on her life and AARP’s efforts to keep benefits strong.
Worried About Layoffs? Here are Ways to Stay Ahead After Age 50
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Proactive steps to prepare for potential job loss and stay financially stable.
How to Save Money on Necessities When Tariffs Drive Up Prices
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Personal finance journalist Jean Chatzky shares ways you can save money when tariffs increase prices.
Older Americans Act Turns 60. Here’s Why It Should Continue
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AARP urges Congress to renew the Act, which provides caregiver support, job training and other services to more than 10 million older adults every year.
Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick Lead with Care
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Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick reflect on how caregiving, aging, and support for one another shape their lives and their latest film, 'The Best You Can.'
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How Crypto ATM Scammers Steal Millions
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Scammers are banking on your confusion about virtual currency to get you to deposit your money into cryptocurrency ATMs. Once your cash is imported into their crypto wallet, it is almost impossible to get it back. AARP Fraud Expert Amy Nofziger expla
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Finding Acceptance as a Gay Man with Dementia
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“You can still live beyond your diagnosis,” says John-Richard Pagan, a 56-year-old man living and thriving with dementia.
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4 Ways to Protect Personal Data When Traveling
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If you’re one of the millions of Americans hitting the roads and airports, here are some tips to help you keep your personal data out of the hands of scammers while you travel. For more travel tips, go to aarp.org/travel.
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How Pickleball Helped This Player Manage Parkinson’s
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After Scott Rider’s diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease, the former track athlete entered the world of pickleball, a sport with numerous benefits in hand-eye coordination and exercise that also offered the competitiveness he enjoyed.
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Easy Exercises for Balance
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Falls pose a big risk to older Americans, but you can help prevent them by building up lower-body muscle strength to improve balance and stability.
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Hobbyist Got Into Metal Detecting for the Stories, Not Treasure
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They say one man’s trash is another man’s treasure. This rings true for Adam Rosa, a metal detector hobbyist digging to unearth history’s hidden artifacts.
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Sending Money Safely Through Apps
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Using apps to send and receive money is gaining popularity. But there are precautions you should take when using this form of payment. Here are five things to keep in mind when using an app to send money.
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How to Avoid Voice Cloning Scams
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Scammers can use artificial intelligence to impersonate family or friends to try to convince you to send them money. Here are ways to protect yourself from voice cloning scams and stay ahead of AI fraud.
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These Musicians Prove Moms Rock
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After years of juggling work and parenting, these five friends finally prioritized their dream and formed a rock band.
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Pickleball Might Be the Most Fun Way to Age Well
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AARP’s Key Fights for Social Security
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As Social Security turns 90, senior vice president Bill Sweeney describes key moments when AARP stood up to strengthen and protect the program.
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Chris Gray Faust, Executive Editor of Cruise Critic, provides tips and tricks for solo travelers embarking on a river cruise.
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Cancer Survivor Took Early Benefits to Survive
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Leila Gibson-Green earned the right to Social Security. Now those benefits help her fight cancer and hope for more time with her grandkids.
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This Worker’s First Job Made Social Security Real
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