AARP

Scammers are on the prowl in New York, especially targeting our older neighbors. Let's talk about how to stay one step ahead of them.

Imagine the stories behind the volunteers shaping our communities. AARP wants to celebrate those giving back, and they’re looking for nominations for a special award.

Imagine transforming your neighborhood with a quick project that makes life easier for everyone. AARP's got the funding to help make that happen.

A milestone for New York: the 1000th community joins the AARP network, promising a brighter future for residents of all ages. Let’s talk about what that means.

We've all got into a new vehicle and had to make adjustments before we put the car into drive. We check the mirrors and adjust our seats before we go. I recently drove a rental car and I know how long it took before I was comfortable behind the wheel...

Survey sheds light on the need for more support for caregivers in NYS, highlighting the challenges they face and the importance of providing assistance.

If you ever find yourself in that situation, there are some easy online steps you can take to get a replacement.

The New York State Attorney General and the American Association of Retired Persons are hosting a telephone town hall to talk about automated marketing.

A planned rate hike for New York State Electric and Gas for the next three years is being drastically trimmed by state regulators.

AARP is hosting a town hall session with Congressman Anthony Brindisi.

AARP says asking the right questions is extremely important to the well-being of loved ones living in a long-term care facility during the coronavirus pandemic.

Congressman Tom Reed is participating in an AARP Telephone Town Hall from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. April 14.