With families still struggling after years of high inflation, “affordability” remains top of mind for policymakers in ...

AARP advocates for people age 50 and older and offers discounts and benefits to its members. Membership costs $20 annually ...

Thousands of social media users have been sharing a post saying the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) endorses the Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden in the upcoming presidential ...

A battle for hearts, minds and supplemental Medicare dollars is under way on computer screens and in mail boxes of senior citizens across the country.. Challengers, including one with top executives ...

Many travel discounts for seniors require proof of age, such as an ID or membership card. Read the fine print and ask for ...

Inflation can weigh particularly hard on seniors, considering how retirees might not benefit from the wage growth that can accompany inflation, and rising costs can complicate living on a fixed income ...

With 38 million members and a potential audience of 110 million people aged 50 years plus in the United States, AARP is a trusted voice. This role became even more critical during the past year as ...

AARP, the leading advocacy group for adults age 50 and up, is increasingly leaning into social media and digital channels to reach seniors — but it's not ditching its print magazine. Why it matters: ...

If you are a senior in the market for health insurance or life insurance, AARP will likely come to your mind. the company is known for senior services as well as partnering with other companies to ...

The 50-and-over crowd will soon have new mutual funds to consider investing their hard-earned money in. Processing Content AARP of Washington, the not-for-profit organization that caters to mature ...

AARP announced 10 organizations throughout Mississippi will receive 2026 Community Challenge grants. Marking the program's 10th anniversary, the grants are part of an $8.3 million commitment by AARP, ...

At the age of 64, when most corporate executives are preparing to retire, A. Barry Rand accepted a job as CEO of a 41 million-member organization: AARP. Rand brings to his new position a lifetime of ...