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Schedule an AARP volunteer speaker on investment fraud and financial security.
A guide to what food labels really mean
People over age 60 constitute 1 of every 3 scam victims.
Everyone's feeling the shock of higher grocery prices these days
Summary of top AARP Hawaii priorities in 2008.
Arizona remains on top in ID theft crime.
Protect Your Identity! Learn what you can do to keep your sensitive information out of the hands of identity thieves.
Tell your state Senator to vote YES on Senate Bill 6, legislation that will help prevent Ohio consumers from becoming victims of identity theft.
Consejos para evitar el fraude con sus tarjetas de credito.
Energy assistance—help with paying fuel bills—is available in all 50 states and the District of Columbia for low-income residents.
The AARP Tax-Aide program was created to meet this need and to help low- and middle-income taxpayers prepare and file their income tax returns with the IRS, free of charge.
Since February, Patricia Candelaria has spent nearly $200,000 on "taxes and insurance" to claim a sweepstakes prize she will never get.
A sure way to be scammed is to believe you've won a prize even if you never entered the contest.
A new survey conducted by AARP shows three in five, or sixty percent, of all Louisiana residents are more likely to vote for a candidate for public office who supports making the same basic healthcare coverage available to all Louisiana residents at affordable rates.
Hoosier consumers can sign up now to block unauthorized views of their credit reports and scores.
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