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AARP Vermont has awarded grants to four organizations to support their efforts to make Burlington a more livable city.
Almost half the people who work for private businesses in the state do not have a retirement savings plan through their employer, according to a 2015 AARP study.
AARP Vermont is presenting its most prestigious award for community service to Linda Bowden, a lead volunteer for livable communities and an advisory council member.
About 40,000 taxpayers who rely on Social Security will no longer pay state taxes on those benefits, thanks to the advocacy of AARP and its volunteers.
AARP Vermont is offering special discounts to three shows next month at the Flynn Center for Performing Arts in Burlington.
Kelly Stoddard-Poor of AARP Vermont will lead a discussion about livable communities on Wednesday, June 20. She will address current population trends and explain how efforts to make communities more livable can help more Vermonters continue to live at home as they age, rather than moving into more costly institutional care.
The Community Sailing Center on Lake Champlain in Burlington is offering discount sailing lessons for AARP members.
Debunking the myth that older people drain resources, AARP Vermont is promoting public awareness of a study that shows Vermonters 50-plus are a boon to the state’s economy.
AARP Vermont will host a Scam Jam in South Burlington next month.
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