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August 22, 2008
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Daytona Beach
This site is designed to help Daytona area residents to connect with
each other and AARP volunteers and chapters.
Check out these area AARP Chapters!
CHAPTER MEETING LOCATIONS
2nd Thursday, 11 AM, Piccadilly Cafeteria, 200 N. Ridgewood Ave., Daytona Beach 386-214-2533
2nd Friday, 10AM Debarry Civic Center
386-574-6613
2nd Tuesday, 10AM Ormond Beach Presbyterian Church
386-673-7527
3rd Friday, 1:30 PM Coronodo Civic Center 386-428-4351
3rd Friday, 10 AM Earl Brown Park, Activity Center
386-738-4878
3rd Tuesday, 10 AM Willow Pond Clubhouse
386-253-6346
3rd Wednesday, 1 PM VFW Post (Old Kings Road)
386-931-2565
Check out these area AARP Chapters!
CHAPTER MEETING LOCATIONS
Daytona Beach Area
Chapter # 3862nd Thursday, 11 AM, Piccadilly Cafeteria, 200 N. Ridgewood Ave., Daytona Beach 386-214-2533
DeBarry
Chapter # 642nd Friday, 10AM Debarry Civic Center
386-574-6613
Ormond-By-The-Sea
Chapter # 10572nd Tuesday, 10AM Ormond Beach Presbyterian Church
386-673-7527
New Smyrna/Edgewater
Chapter # 30373rd Friday, 1:30 PM Coronodo Civic Center 386-428-4351
Deland
Chapter # 40293rd Friday, 10 AM Earl Brown Park, Activity Center
386-738-4878
Willow Pond /Volusia
Chapter # 53193rd Tuesday, 10 AM Willow Pond Clubhouse
386-253-6346
Palm Coast
Chapter # 53843rd Wednesday, 1 PM VFW Post (Old Kings Road)
386-931-2565
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DaytonaBeach said:
on October 23, 2008 10:45 AM ET
edited on January 25, 2009 12:30 PM ET
Could you be the target of a financial scam? The risk is especially high when financial markets are in tumult, as now – and the scam often starts with an invitation to a “free lunch.” To help catch scammers and unscrupulous “advisors,” AARP is now offering members a way to spot scams and stop them. AARP’s Free Lunch Seminar Monitor program is the “first big nationally organized push” designed to help state and federal regulators keep tabs on what’s being sold, and how, at financial seminars for older investors, said AARP spokeswoman Alejandra Owens.
AARP members can sign up to become a “Free Lunch Monitor” at www.aarp.org/nofreelunch. The web site gives AARP members checklists of what to listen for in presentations. Participants then collect handouts and other information to send to AARP, which in turn refers the information to federal and state regulators. You can send your information in to:
AARP Financial Security Free Lunch Mailbag
601 E Street NW
Washington, DC 20049
S11-176
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