AARP Pennsylvania

Questions about accurate pricing at the supermarket recently made national headlines when the New York City Department of Consumer Affairs found Whole Foods stores were systematically overcharging consumers for pre-packaged foods. In more than 80 cases ranging from grab-n-go sandwiches and salads to packaged lunch meat, the items were short the labeled weight.

Making one of downtown Pittsburgh’s most dangerous intersections safer for pedestrians was the focus of a recent workshop featuring AARP experts, city officials and urban planning leaders.

AARP Pennsylvania is warning consumers about reports of active imposter scams across Pennsylvania that target grandparents and are designed to steal money or personal information.

What the CARE Act Means for Caregivers

AARP Applauds State House Approval of CARE Act

House Committee Approval of CARE Act Praised by AARP Pennsylvania

Recent proposals by Pennsylvania's two largest electric companies to substantially boost fixed monthly charges for consumers would hurt low-usage and low-income customers the most, many of whom are living on fixed incomes and are struggling to pay for food, rent, medicine, and utility bills.

Pennsylvania Volunteers Head to Washington to Push for Better Retirement Investment Advice Standard

Is Your Neighborhood Livable Today and in the Future?

PA Hunger Rountable Report 2015