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Small businesses are increasingly becoming targets of scammers. One of the best ways to keep your business and customer base safe is to stay informed about the different techniques used by people who try to take advantage of small companies. This is especially important for New England small businesses, since many of the states in the Northeast, including Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont and Maine, are among states where the most small businesses are created (per capita).
According to Move.org, the average Connecticut household spends nearly $6,000 a year on utility bills.
AARP supports legislation to create a state-sponsored program to expand access to retirement savings.
How to be scam-conscious and fight fraud
Scammers and criminals don’t take a break during the holidays, in fact they might ramp up their efforts. A 2018 ElderWatch survey of Coloradans 50+ found a lack of knowledge about some holiday-related scams. Be vigilant this holiday season and take extra precautions to ensure your hard-earned money does not end up in the hands of scammers:
A new AARP survey shows that 88 percent of Kansas voters would support legislation that makes it easier to save for retirement.
Want to save money on your water bill? You may be eligible for discounts offered by DC Water and the district government.
AARP Missouri is seeking volunteers for AARP Foundation’s popular Tax-Aide program.
Older Montanans are doing their part to boost the state by generating $19.6 billion in economic activity annually, according to an AARP financial analysis.
Please register for this free event to let state and federal lawmakers know you want them to take action to reduce the price of prescription drugs now!
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