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When Missouri lawmakers convene in January 2016 for the next legislative session, they will be asked to consider a bill called the CARE Act. Under the Caregiver Advise, Record, Enable (CARE) Act, the critical role family caregivers play in keeping their loved ones out of costly institutions is recognized. AARP supports this measure.

While using cash or a debit card to pay for purchases prevents tacked-on interest charges and helps you to stay on budget, you should still pay with credit cards this holiday season because they are the most protective payment choice.

Every month, millions of Pennsylvanians receive their electric utility bill and I would guess that many of us look at the total, maybe grumble a little, then make a payment and go on with our business. I would also hazard a guess that most consumers don’t know how to read or understand their utility bills, and don’t know exactly what the charges are for or how one could be saving money. Do you know the difference between ‘supplier’ and ‘distributor’? Did you know that you can shop for your electric supplier, but not your distributor? How do you know where you could be saving money on your monthly electric utility bill and which costs are fixed?

Time is running short for the annual open enrollment period for Medicare, which will be ending on Monday, December 7, 2015. AARP Alabama wants to remind Medicare recipients that now is the time to ensure that your current coverage will still meet your needs in 2016.

As we enter the holiday season, many shoppers are juggling long grocery lists for that big family gathering and long gift lists for their loved ones. For some, this holiday season brings the excitement of shopping, cooking, and gift-wrapping. For others, this holiday season is a precursor to the hefty credit card statement or empty wallet.

Is talking to your partner like talking to a brick wall? Are your conversations an endless circle of confusion? You’re not alone so join us for a ladies brunch with AARP’s Love and Relationships Ambassador Dr. Pepper Schwartz. Dr. Schwartz is a renowned sociologist, currently staring on A&E’s hit show “Married At First Sight” in which four experts match up strangers to be wed upon first meeting. Whether you’re single and ready to mingle or have already found the love of your life, Dr. Pepper will be available to answer your questions and provide sound advice on interacting with your current or future significant other. Come and join the conversation at this event offered by AARP DC and Life Reimagined.

“An age-friendly community is a livable community for people of all ages.” – Getty

The life you’ve dreamed of having is actually very possible. To make it real doesn’t require major tasks or grand gestures. It’s about making small and simple steps to help you figure out what you really want, and then starting to make that happen. AARP's Life Reimagined program offers a real opportunity to get started with hundreds of "check up sessions" taking place all across the country this year.

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