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An AARP-supported bill would create a retirement savings program for New Mexico workers who don't have access to such plans through their employers.

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As Work and Save Bill is considered by the Joint Committee on Financial Services

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Last week, the seven of us, all seven Entrepreneurs in this Bootcamp, respectfully, in awe, went before “The Panel”.

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We each presented our third and final Retrospective, updating and wrapping up all of our Entrepreneur Bootcamp hard work and learning and applying it to our businesses.

AARP CEO Jo Ann Jenkins says the 1.6 percent adjustment is modest, but will help beneficiaries and their families in their attempt to keep up with rising prices.