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Scammers Target Individuals Looking for Work

Across Pennsylvania, over 300,000 residents age 55+ are actively seeking employment while unethical individuals try to exploit their efforts.

7 Ways Yoga Can Boost Your Mental Health and Resilience

Whether you’re a seasoned practitioner or new to the mat, here are seven ways yoga can enhance your mental health and build resilience. AARP PA's Yoga and Mindfulness classes begin February 6.

Pennsylvania State Taxes: What You’ll Pay in 2025

Here's what to know, whether you're a resident who's working or retired, or if you're considering a move to Pennsylvania.

Stay Active Without Leaving Your Chair

If you’re looking for an easy and enjoyable way to stay active, AARP Pennsylvania’s popular Moving with Milly class is here to help.

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AARP Livable Communities Network Award Official Rules

By Leah Garloff, FEB 17, 2017

AARP LIVABLE COMMUNITIES NETWORK AWARD OFFICIAL RULES

Philadelphia Resident Joanne Grossi Appointed as AARP Pennsylvania State President

By Jacklyn Isasi, FEB 16, 2017

Philadelphia resident Joanne Grossi has recently been appointed as AARP Pennsylvania's State President. In her new role, Grossi will help shape AARP’s strategic priorities, build community partnerships with key decision makers and serve as AARP’s principal volunteer spokesperson in Pennsylvania.

Ray’s Round-Up: Could Government Consolidation Impact PA Lifeline Programs?

By Leah Garloff, FEB 10, 2017

In the weeks leading up to February 7, when Governor Wolf will present his budget plan, there has been much discussion on how legislators will approve a new budget while dealing with Pennsylvania’s looming budget difficulties. In fact, the Independent Fiscal Office estimates that the Commonwealth faces a deficit of close to $600 million between now and the end of June.