AARP Alaska

by Ken Helander, AARP Alaska Advocacy Director

Nearly Half of Respondents Also Worry About a Friend or Family Member Feeling Lonely on Valentine’s Day

by Ken Helander, AARP Alaska

Bipartisan bill would develop a strategy to support family caregivers

AARP was founded on the simple premise that no one should have to live in a chicken coop. The shocking discovery of a distinguished former teacher living in poverty inspired our founder to devote the rest of her years to improving the quality of life for all as they age.

‘Interview an Advisor’ Guides Process with Questions about Qualifications and Standards

Americans gave over $390 billion to charity in 2016. While government regulators say that most charities are legitimate, there are fundraisers that keep most of the money they raise. As you consider year-end giving, do your research. Check out charities at www.give.org or www.charitynavigator.org to make sure your money is going where it should and not into the pockets of scammers!

As you head out for last-minute holiday shopping, leave the debit card at home. Consumer protection experts recommend using credit cards to protect against fraud and theft. With credit cards, you are liable for only up to $50 of fraudulent use, and most credit card companies will waive this fee. In the case of a lost or stolen debit card, financial losses to the consumer can be much more significant. Call your bank for details.

With 38.3 Million Readers, AARP The Magazine is America’s Most-Read Magazine, MRI Data Concludes

AARP opposes tax bill because of negative impact on older adults