Money

By Natalie Missakian

By Drew Jubera

What is the Washington Small Business Retirement Marketplace?

Vast Majority Haven’t Done Basic Retirement Planning; Gen Xers Favor Trump, Boomers Clinton on Social Security, Retirement; Time Ripe for Leaders to Act

AARP has released a new analysis showing Nebraska’s economy is at risk of losing $2 billion and 12,672 jobs if no action is taken by future Presidents and Congress to update Social Security for future generations.

Join AARP Colorado for its free Financial Resilience seminar in Aurora on Nov. 16 to discuss how to get the most out of your retirement savings.

As we head into the busy holiday season, it's easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle. But, fraudsters see the season of giving as a season for scams.

AARP Georgia invites you to join us for an in-person watch party for our Online Work & Jobs Event, “Improv to Get the Job,” Thursday October 20 at 6:15pm.

Lisa W., 52, is married with one daughter who is a senior in high school and planning to go to college next year. Lisa began working at the age of 16 and has been paying into Social Security for the past 36 years. She first worked in fast food in high school, waited tables in college, and managed restaurants for a time before settling into her current job as the Director of Marketing at a regional credit union.

If nothing is done to improve Social Security, benefits will have to be reduced by about 25 percent. We are encouraging the candidates to tell voters how they would make Social Security sustainable for future generations. Tell us your story about what Social Security means to your family.