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AARP Raises Serious Concerns About House Republican Budget Proposal

March 2013: Letter to Congress expressing concerns that the House Concurrent Resolution on the Budget for FY2014 jeopardizes the health and economic security of older Americans. (PDF)

AARP Letter to Entire U.S. Senate Supports the Senate Democratic Budget Proposal

March 2013: Letter explains how the Senate Concurrent Resolution on the Budget for FY2014 would achieve budget savings while protecting older Americans’ health and economic security. (PDF)

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AARP on Keeping Social Security Out of Deficit Reduction Talks

February 2013: Letter to Congress opposing cuts to Social Security benefits as part of any budget deal. (PDF)

AARP Opposes Cost-Shifting to Seniors in Medicare and Medicaid

November 2012: Letters to Congress and the President about proposed changes, including raising the eligibility age. House (PDF), Senate (PDF) and White House (PDF)

AARP Stance: Don't Cut Social Security to Reduce Deficit

November 2012: Letters to the House and Senate opposing use of the chained consumer price index for calculating benefits. House (PDF), Senate (PDF)

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