AARP independent living expert Elinor Ginzler tells how you can age in place, and all it takes is a "village."
AARP family expert Amy Goyer answers questions from grandparents who are fighting to see their grandchildren, and gives tips on how to mediate this difficult issue.
AARP Community Ambassador James Brown, known as "JB" to millions of sports fans, is pairing up with AARP to educate Americans on the importance of community service and to encourage them to make a difference by living life to the fullest.
When you're worn out, fed up, and angry enough to scream, let it out then get help, says AARP Caregiving Ambassador Gail Sheehy.
Troubled times have limited some parents' and grandparents' ability to travel to see their kids and grandkids. AARP relationship guru Yakov Smirnoff gives advice on how families can stay close while far apart.
Use your ZIP code to locate a classroom course near you, or call toll-free, 888-AARP-NOW (227-7669). The Online Driver Safety Course is available any time, any place, at your convenience.
This one-stop shop has reference materials and contact information for first-time grandparents and for others raising their grandchildren.
Connect with local and national groups, programs, resources, and services that support grandparents.
New Web-based and desktop software take the pain out of cataloging your possessions and can save you from insurance headaches after a disaster.
If summer means spending more time with the grandkids, one thing's for sure: It's a time when you look for ways to spend less money—or none at all—taking them and yourself to the movies.
The son of conservative icon William F. Buckley Jr. and socialite Patricia Taylor Buckley, Christopher copes with losing his mother and father within a year's time.
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Whip up a Little Manhattan for the grandkids this summer. These cocktails-for-kids recipes will make you their number-one "bartender." Remember the paper umbrellas!
Don't travel like a tourist; live like a local! Find your dream destination online and stay for free.
AARP The Magazine "talks" with Westminster's oldest "Best in Show" winner on sickness, success, and those fabulous ears.
Across the nation, severe state budget cuts force families to make hard choices. Some elders go untended or feel isolated.
The death of New York philanthropist and socialite, Brooke Astor, is only the most prominent of recent stories of abuse of the privileges granted by powers of attorney. Find out what's being done on Capitol Hill to stop this type of elder abuse.
Older Americans are finding ways to reduce their carbon footprint. What can you do? Find out here.
Remember FDR's WPA? We look at the Obama administration's plan to stimulate the economy by investing federal dollars in public works.
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Millions of Americans are just one medical emergency away from financial ruin!
AARP presents Vegas@ 50+, our National Event, coming Oct. 22-24.
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The gay-rights movement lit up one pivotal night; see the role Hispanics played.
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They say you can't have too many friends. Who was he to prove them wrong?
AARP’s annual reports are now available in a fully interactive format.
AARP will be vigilant for consumers as the state considers a utility rate hike.