AARP West Virginia

Raise Your Voice Before They Raise Your Rates

Are you a 50+ jobseeker in the Kanawha Valley?

AARP West Virginia and the AARP Foundation are partnering with more than 30 organizations, including the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, Federal Trade Commission, and FINRA Investor Education Foundation to promote financial wellness during 2013 West Virginia MoneySmart Week®, April 20 - 27. West Virginia Money Smart Week ®(MSW) is part of a multi-state public awareness campaign of the Federal Reserve Bank that stresses the importance of financial literacy, informs consumers where they can get help, and provides free educational seminars and activities in multiple locations during a selected week each year.

AARP West Virginia state leaders are pleased with the results of the 2013 West Virginia Legislature, with West Virginians 50+ benefiting from legislative action in the areas of livable communities, caregiving, home and community-based services, and consumer issues.

West Virginia Senate Bill 158 promotes effective transportation planning, coordination and community development in the Mountain State

West Virginia Senate Bill 158 promotes effective transportation planning, coordination and community development in the Mountain State

If a picture is worth 1,000 words, the anniversary book of photos by West Virginia’s photographer-volunteers is worth an 80-page volume.

If a picture is worth 1,000 words, the anniversary book of photos by West Virginia’s photographer-volunteers is worth an 80-page volume.

AARP West Virginia

“Complete Streets,” enhancing retirement security and financial exploitation protections among session goals