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Your ailing mother lives in one state and spends winters in another. Which state decides the terms when she needs you to become a guardian?
By Cristina Rouvalis
AARP volunteers are available to speak to community groups about the health care law or responsible ways to strengthen Social Security and Medicare.
Voter turnout is often low in nonpresidential election years, but Nevada will have a lot at stake in 2014 contests for governor and other state and federal offices. The results could affect critical issues such as Medicaid, Social Security and long-term services and supports.
AARP Connecticut is asking the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA) to establish more stringent marketing rules for electricity suppliers in the state’s deregulated market.
By Holly Fisher
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By Tracy Sutton Schorn
Hawaii has one of the nation’s highest percentages of residents 85 and older, and as the population ages, the pool of potential caregivers is projected to decline.
With open enrollment under way in the state’s health insurance marketplace, AARP Wisconsin wants to hear from members about their experiences—both good and bad—with signing up for coverage.
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