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Who Is the 50+ Gamer?
Older gamers are becoming savvy gaming consumers, and more are playing video games daily, especially women.
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The Impostors: Stealing Money, Damaging Lives
AARP commissioned a national survey of adults ages 18 and older to better understand Americans’ experiences with impostor scams.
She's the Difference: South Carolina Survey Results
Older women voters in South Carolina share opinions on 2020 election issues, including health care and the economy.
She's the Difference: Nevada Survey Results
Older women voters in Nevada share their opinions on 2020 election issues, including health care, the economy, and candidates.
Midlife Adults Are Supporting Parents and Adult Children
A survey among midlife Americans to gauge the extent to which they provide financial support to older parents and adult children.
She's the Difference: New Hampshire Survey Results
Older women voters in New Hampshire share their opinions on 2020 election issues, including health care and the economy.
She's the Difference: Iowa Survey Results
Older women voters in Iowa share their opinions on 2020 election issues including health care, the economy, values, rights, institutions, and candidates.
Underemployment in Midlife and Older Workers
Underemployment is a problem for workers ages 45 and older, but a new study finds the need for more nuanced solutions.
She's the Difference: The Power of Older Women Voters
Older women voters on 2020 election issues, including health care, the economy, values, rights, institutions, and candidates.
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Though an unexpected financial challenge often triggers stress, anger, and sadness, most people keep these feelings private.
Coping with an Unexpected Financial Challenge: An AARP Survey of Adults 30+
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