Money

COVID has changed a lot of things in America, including where we work, where we live, how we spend, and how we save. This month on AARP Live, we explored the post-pandemic economy with economic expert, Chris Farrell. Plus, AARP VT State Director, Greg Marchildon, offered tips to help you navigate the new normal and plan for a secure financial future.

Over the next four months, AARP Wyoming will hold a series of financial events to highlight resources and tools to help you manage your finances, tackle your debt, plan your retirement, and protect your hard-earned assets.

A recent survey from AARP ElderWatch and the Colorado Attorney General's Office show disciplined spending habits for most residents over 50. But an increase in online shopping means a rise in fraud.

AARP Foundation Tax-Aide offers free in-person or virtual tax preparation and assistance to low- and moderate- income individuals nationwide.

Help may be available for Hoosiers who are having trouble paying their rent amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Despite COVID-related challenges, more than 200 dedicated AARP Tax-Aide volunteers statewide helped file more than 5,000 federal tax forms last year, saving Vermonters $4.4 million in refunds.

Massachusetts is one of the most expensive states in the nations for retirees. That makes good financial planning pivotal so you can retire in peace.

Medicare changes every year, which means it can get a little complicated when trying to understand what’s new for you. Join us for a free webinar where we’ll discuss the key takeaways from this year’s Medicare changes and what they may mean for your benefits.

Across generations, many adults are grasping for financial security. Join us for a panel discussion on the challenges four generations – Gen Z, Millennials, Gen X, and Boomers – face saving for their futures. Panelists will share common experiences and explore solutions that could help all save more for the future. Speakers include:

Aid is available for households that qualify and need assistance paying their energy bills.