AARP Bulletin
Editors' Picks
Re-Created 1950s City Helps to Ease Dementia’s Grasp
Glenner Town Square offers comfort for those with cognitive decline
High-Intensity Interval Training May Be a ‘Miracle’ Workout
Exercising just 10 minutes every other day may reverse the effects of aging
How to Fight Against Fraud the Cheap Way
Here are some no-cost or low-cost ways to stay ahead of growing scam threats
Your Money
Writing Your Loved Ones a Letter to Remember
Complete your estate plan by composing this one last bit of paperwork
Seven Tips for Making Charitable Donations
Actress Marlo Thomas, whose father founded St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, shares her advice
12 Top Things to Know About Social Security
Understanding the program that helps you to secure your future
Featured Video
Home Life Hacks for Caregivers: Make your home safer and more comfortable without turning it into a hospital by implementing these small changes to your couches, chairs, lamps and stairs.
Hot Topics
Finding Better Dental Tools to Clean Older Teeth
From mouthwash to thicker floss, here's what the experts recommend after age 50
7 Ways Medicare Will Improve in 2019
Changes range from an early close of the donut hole to expanded Medicare Advantage plan benefits
U.S. Lags in Life Expectancy
Japanese, Europeans live years longer, on average
What Midterm Elections Mean for Age Discrimination Law
A new Congress could determine which protections older workers will have as they seek to find or keep jobs
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