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7 Money Mistakes Empty Nesters Make

When kids move out, parents often encounter two big obstacles: navigating the emotional terrain and running the risk of making financial mistakes, says Anthony Damaschino, author of The Empty Nest Blueprint.

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Year’s Best Documentaries for Viewers 50+

Why watch make-believe movies when the best stories are in these current and upcoming docs? Explore the latest picks from AARP’s Movies for Grownups.

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How AARP Is Fighting for You on Capitol Hill and Beyond

The annual Lobby Day is an opportunity for AARP’s advocacy team to flood the Hill and demonstrate the power of our organization’s nationwide reach. But it’s just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to AARP’s lobbying work.

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Insider Secrets From a Top Acupuncturist

If you’ve always wanted to try acupuncture but are too nervous to make that first appointment, licensed acupuncturist Eileen Li is here to help.

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AARP Named Community Impact Partner and First Jersey Patch Sponsor for Washington Nationals

Teaming up with the Washington Nationals will give AARP a new platform to reach fans and families across different age groups, using America’s pastime as a bridge.

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Mission: Indispensable

Tom Cruise saves the world. As a caregiver, I just save the day — and the medical receipts.

One Man’s Story

New Resource to Protect Older Adults From Fraud

AARP’s BankSafe Dementia Hub aims to enable staff at banks, credit unions and investment firms to spot the signs of cognitive decline and potential exploitation.

How It Works

7 Great Hikes for Older Americans

On a good hike, you navigate shifting terrain while enjoying the theater of the natural world. Bring along a bird guide, identify wildflowers, or pick up a history lesson as you trek.