AARP Public Policies
Policy Details: The Policy Book 2008
AARP develops public policies that reflect our members' concerns and interests. Review specific interests in detail, download a chapter of interest or the entire book.
Economic Security
Social Security, pensions and savings, the option of working—all are important elements of economic social security.
A Quick Summary: The Priorities Book
Review this companion to the full policy book. Download the book, or order print copies.
Policy Council AARP
Is seeking two qualified candidates to serve on the National Policy Council, a volunteer group of 27 members appointed by AARP’s board of directors. Applications are due Feb. 29, so sign up now!
Health Care and Supportive Services
Lifelong health and independence are not guarunteed. That's why everyone needs protection to cover high costs of care that may someday be needed.
Livable Communities
The vast majority of older people want to stay in their homes and communities while they are fit and healthy, and even after they begin to need long-term support.
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