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Deadline for AARP's most prestigious honor is open to nominations. Deadline is July 15.
The AARP ND Speakers Bureau has skilled volunteers who can provide your organization with free, highly relevant presentations.
The Social Security Administration has halted harmful reductions in service, AARP calls for continued customer service improvements.
In 2025 we're bringing fraud events to seven North Dakota towns and offering a wide range of virtual events to show you how to safeguard yourself from fraud.
More North Dakotans 65 and older and homeowners of any age with a disability are now eligible for the Homestead Property Tax Credit because of a major expansion approved by the 2013 North Dakota Legislature.
Doreen Riedman of Bismarck has joined the staff of AARP North Dakota as associate state director for community outreach.
Did you know that Social Security is America’s single most important anti-poverty tool?
Do you possess life experience and common sense? Would you like to help others turn a dream into reality?
Have you ever wondered how you could make a difference in other people’s lives?
There continues to be a great deal of misinformation and misunderstanding around the Affordable Care Act.
Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem and N.D. U.S. Attorney Tim Purdon say telephone lottery scams have increased to epidemic levels in North Dakota.
On Nov. 19, AARP sent a letter to members of Congress and the President opposing proposed changes to Medicare and Medicaid that simply shift costs to seniors, including raising the eligibility age for Medicare. Read the full text of the letter to members of the House of Representatives, the Senate and the President here.
More than 109,000 people in North Dakota spend part of their day taking care of family and loved ones, but most don’t think of themselves as caregivers. The meals fixed for Mom and Dad, the visits to the doctor – that help and other assistance would cost $830 million if someone had to be hired to do it.
Social media is more than just tweeting, picture posting, and status updating. Did you know that jumping into the digital conversation is crucial to your career? While you may not need online skills to excel at your current job, knowing how to network effectively through social media could be key in finding your next job!
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