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As Americans' Awareness of Fraud Grows, So Does the Threat
AARP research underscores the need to expand messaging about fraud prevention and highlight its economic, emotional, and health impacts.
Financial Security Trends, January 2024
Adults 30-plus say their sense of financial security remains the same, but they are more optimistic about the future.
Medicare and Social Security Are Critical to a Secure Retirement, Say Americans 50+
The importance of Social Security and Medicare to Americans age 50-plus cannot be overstated, according to a recent AARP survey.
Vital Voices: Fraud Issues That Impact Adults Ages 45-Plus
Older adults in the United States are growing increasingly concerned about being targeted by a scam or fraud. Concerns vary by subgroup, income and education.
Financial Security Issues of Hispanic/Latina U.S. Women 45+
Many Hispanic/Latina U.S. women 45-plus agree that Social Security is an important government program, but they have concerns about its long-term solvency.
Adults 50-Plus Want Social Security and Medicare Excluded From Fiscal Commissions
Support for a fiscal commission to help reduce government debt drops dramatically if the commission could lead to cuts in Social Security and Medicare.
Survey of Small Business Owners in Alaska on Retirement Savings
Seven in ten Alaska small business owners support a privately managed, ready-to-go retirement savings option for themselves and their employees.
Money Is a Primary Driver of Job Change
A recent AARP study finds that one in six adults age 50-plus are planning to make a job change in 2024. Money is the primary driver.
Unbiased Financial Advice about Retirement Is Important to Adults Ages 50+
Adults 50+ expect that professional financial advice will be in their best interest and believe that this should in fact be required.