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AARP is calling on Congress to extend previous $250 economic
relief provided for older Americans, veterans and persons with
disabilities for 2010.
AARP applauds the President for urging Congress to extend for 2010 the
$250 economic relief provided to older Americans this year. We
also commend members of Congress, both Democrats and Republicans, who
have sponsored legislation to provide similar relief. The 65+
population is facing extreme financial hardship; older Americans are
paying more out of pocket for medical care, have experienced a real
decline in their retirement accounts and in housing values, face longer
periods of unemployment for those who need to work, and low returns on
interest bearing accounts. Without relief, millions of older
Americans will be unable to afford skyrocketing health care and
prescription drug costs, as well as other basic necessities.For more on
the story click here for the AARP Bulletin Today online.