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How to Vote Safely
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Follow these tips to reduce your risk from the coronavirus if you decide to vote in person.
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Suze Orman on: Life Insurance — AARP
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Suze Orman takes us into a secret vault to talk about everything you need to know about life insurance.
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The Queen of Clutter - AARP
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Profile of Barbara Reich of Resourceful Consultants in New York City, plus arranging before/after pix sidebar and possible online chat for Reich at AARP.org.
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AARP Driver Safety: Assistive Parking Systems - AARP
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Assistive Parking enables vehicles to park on their own or indicates distance to objects, reducing driver stress, making parking easier, and increasing the places that a driver can park. Find more resources at www.aarp.org/quicklearnings.
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Brain Health Action – Join Us
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Join AARP’s Brain Health Action to help change the narrative on cognitive disease by contributing to brain health resources and initiatives.
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How Much Will Your Social Security Increase?
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Find out how much the COLA went up, new earnings limits and more changes to your Social Security payments in 2021.
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How Do I Get My Social Security Award Letter?
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Once your Social Security benefits claim is approved, you’ll receive a letter in the mail. You can order a replacement over the phone or in person.
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The AARP Minute: January 31, 2023
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In today's "AARP Minute," face masks can protect your lungs from more than coronavirus, plus actor Cindy Williams passes at age 75.
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AARP CEO on Social Security’s 90-Year Legacy
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Social Security turns 90 in August 2025. Dr. Myechia Minter-Jordan reflects on its legacy and the need to protect it for future generations.
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Emmy-Winner Nicole Kidman Crushes This Speech Empowering Women — AARP
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Acting roles for women used to be limited after a certain age. But that’s changing, and Nicole Kidman is challenging Hollywood to continue the trend.
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Charo’s Spanish Flair Has Charmed U.S. Fans for Decades
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Flamenco guitarist and “Love Boat” guest star Charo explains how her roots led her to success in the U.S. and inspired her catchphrase “cuchi-cuchi.”
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