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About AARP

AARP empowers people to choose how they live as they age. More than 100 million Americans are 50 or older, and people want their money, health, and happiness to last as long as they do. We are a wise friend and fierce defender, focusing on the priorities of older Americans.

AARP Priorities

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       AARP Stands for All Older Americans


Since 1958, we have fought for the priorities of older Americans, no matter what. We always have, and we always will.


AARP has members in every congressional district, representing all people 50-plus.

Over the years, AARP has worked with every president, Congress, governor and statehouse.

•  We are 100 percent committed to our priorities.

•  We are 100 percent nonpartisan — we do not engage in partisan politics.

•  We do not support or contribute to political candidates, parties or campaigns.

 

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AARP IN YOUR STATE 

AARP has offices in every state and territory working to advance priorities for those 50-plus.

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