If you are a senior or a person with a disability, a state program could pay for most prescription drugs. Find out if you qualify.
Find information and resources for grandparents raising their grandchildren. Call Connecticut’s Infoline at 2-1-1.
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RSVP of South Central CT will be offering free benefits screenings this fall.
The 2008 Connecticut legislative session had mixed results for AARP CT's advocacy priorities.
Each election year, AARP asks major candidates in selected races key questions about the issues most important to our members and their families. See where John McCain and Barack Obama stand.
The state is now accepting applications for the Charter Oak Health Plan. The plan will help uninsured adults of all incomes, by increasing access to basic, quality health insurance for those that are too old for HUSKY and too young for Medicare.
Automatic 401(k) plans have been shown to help people save more and save earlier. Tom Nelson, COO of AARP, discusses the role of these plans in helping his organization's employees prepare for retirement.
Take action and protect yourself from fraudulent investment practices by attending a free investor workshop in your area.
