AARP New York

Go back to the 90’s with AARP on the dance floor! AARP members and their guests receive up to $5 off on a general admission tickets to see La Bouche at Mulcahy’s in Wantagh NY. Dance the night away with songs by La Bouche like “Be My Lover” and “You Won’t Forget Me”. Look for the AARP table, meet volunteers & staff to hear about what AARP is doing in your community.

Association Praises Programs to Help Low-Income, Moderate Income Customers, But Settlement Shows Need for Utility Consumer Advocate as proposed by NYS Assembly

Senate, Assembly State Budget Proposals Include Voluntary “Secure Choice” Program, Following Game-Changing Proposal in Governor’s Executive Budget

AARP would like to Congratulate Alan Lichtenthal from Town of Oyster Bay team, as this year's Advocate of the Year volunteer award.

From raising families to serving the country, women have made many contributions to society. Let’s celebrate women and all the great achievements they have made with the start of Women’s History Month! This month we will highlight some successful and empowering women that are not only shattering the preconceived notions that exist amongst gender but also of aging. Stay tuned each week to read the inspirational stories behind each of these influential women!

Join AARP for another round of financial education workshops that can provide information, tools and resources to assist New Yorkers in building financial security and resilience. In this series of workshops we will be covering the following topics:

AARP Van Tour Asks Flanagan, Senators to Include Governor’s “Secure Choice” Retirement Savings Proposal in Final State Budget

Identity theft and other scams rob millions of Americans of their hard-earned money. When it comes to fraud, vigilance is our number one weapon! That’s why AARP launched the Fraud Watch Network to arm Americans with the proven tools and resources they need to fight back against identity theft and scams.

By Philip Lentz

100+ AARP Volunteers from Across NYS Urge Legislators to Include Governor’s Voluntary “Secure Choice” Option in Final State Budget