AARP publishes its research in furtherance of AARP’s mission to strengthen communities and fight for the issues most relevant to people 50+ . We encourage use and distribution of our work in its original form among policymakers, researchers, and journalists, and the general public. AARP is a non-partisan, non-profit organization and does not grant permission for reprints, links, citations or other uses of our work that in any way implies that AARP endorses a particular candidate or party.

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• Link to AARP Research websites
  
• Cite AARP Research findings
  
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• Use in a classroom setting
  
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