Staying Fit
The past year posed a challenge to us all: how to live our best lives while dealing with a lingering and deadly pandemic and its many ripple effects. At AARP, we worked hard — on many fronts — to help you overcome those challenges. Here are just a few of the things we achieved that we hope make you proud to be a member of AARP.
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1. AARP’s advocacy team pushed for prescription drug price cuts and for a $1,400 stimulus payment.
2. More than 100,000 people called the AARP Fraud Watch Network helpline for advice.
3. The AARP Bulletin and AARP The Magazine won prestigious honors for coverage of the nursing home crisis and elder abuse.
4. AARP helped borrowers save an average of $2,200 this year on their student loan debts with the Savi Student Loan Repayment Tool, which can help identify loan forgiveness opportunities and repayment options.
5. AARP Rewards saved members who joined the program more than $3 million this year.
6. Our website, aarp.org, continued its fast growth, becoming an invaluable source for millions of users for breaking news, pandemic updates and lifestyle information targeted at Americans 50-plus.
7. We are proud that Ethisphere named AARP as one of the world’s most ethical companies for the third straight year, and also that The Washington Post once again picked us as a “top workplace” in the nation’s capital.
