Jeff Abramo

AARP New Jersey applauds the enactment of legislation which will create the New Jersey Task Force on Abuse Against the Elderly and Disabled. Governor Chris Christie signed the bill on Monday, May 23.

On a free public network or even at home, using public Wi-Fi means you’re potentially sharing your credit card numbers, passwords and other personal information with the world, leaving yourself vulnerable to criminals. With cybercrime costing Americans $800 million last year, the AARP Fraud Watch Network is urging you to Watch Your Wi-Fi. A new video from AARP highlights the risks.

As part of its ongoing efforts to help consumers avoid falling victim to identity theft, AARP New Jersey is sponsoring “ Shred Fest 2016” – a pair of local NJ events to provide free shredding of personal financial documents and other sensitive records.

AARP supports a bill (S992) awaiting Gov. Chris Christie’s signature that would tremendously help women facing employment discrimination in pay and benefits. This bi-partisan legislation should be made law to address continuing and persistent gender-based wage discrimination.

As hard as it is for families to ensure a secure future in these difficult economic times, the last thing you need to worry about is whether their financial adviser are looking to increase their own profits at your expense. A current loophole in the law allows financial advisors to do

NJ residents increasingly report receiving calls in recent days AARP urges caution, encourages sharing of information with neighbors

Senator Cory Booker is one of a handful in Congress who is fighting tirelessly to protect Americans and their retirement savings. Over the last several months, Senator Booker has helped to save a proposed rule that would make it

These days, there are very few things that both political parties agree on. So, when something receives unanimous bipartisan support in the NJ legislature, it’s worth paying attention to.

We all need to be concerned about the quality of nursing home care. Just about everyone has a loved one who eventually will need nursing home care or will need it themselves.

We’ve all been scammed.