Michael Kulick

The upcoming 2016 legislative session in Maryland has AARP fighting for many important issues that affect 50+ Marylanders--including retirement security and protection for caregivers. In order to be successful in this fight, we need the support of our nearly 880,000 members statewide!

More 50+ Americans are finding out every day that owning a small business can be a great opportunity. Whether out of necessity to generate income or to turn a passion into a paycheck, older entrepreneurs are starting small businesses more than any other age group!

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The following guest blog was written by Bethesda Chevy Chase High School senior Addisu Dempsey, who with the help of his twin sister Tirhas founded a community assistance group they named "NAH (Nobody's Alone Here)."

You may be seeing signs that their driving skills are not quite what they used to be. Maybe their reflexes have slowed or their vision is not as strong. You are increasingly concerned not just about their personal safety, but also the safety of passengers and other drivers.

AARP Maryland is looking for people who want to bring their commitment and talents to making a difference in the lives of people 50+ in Maryland. If you have a passion for the issues faced by people 50+, are a strategic thinker and planner who has led others to achieve common goals, we encourage you to learn more about AARP’s volunteer leadership positions. We welcome people with a variety of skills, experience and backgrounds who want to address the issues that matter—healthcare and economic security.

Looking to spend a fun afternoon with family and friends? Grab a Keys game with AARP...for a discount! AARP members can now purchase discounted tickets to the Sunday, August 23rd Frederick Keys home game against the Myrtle Beach Pelicans!

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The following was written by the Maryland Citizens' Health Initiative "Health Care for All!" Coalition. The Maryland Citizens’ Health Initiative established the Coalition in 1999, with a mission to educate Marylanders about feasible and effective ways to expand access to quality affordable health insurance for all residents of our state. The coalition is the state’s largest health care consumer coalition with over 1200 diverse organizational members, including religious, health, community, labor, and business groups from across the state.

Financial exploitation of older Americans is the “crime of the 21st century,” according to the National Council on Aging. Scammers often target older people who typically have been working and saving for decades.