AARP Research: Insights Impacting Americans 50+

Older Americans are demanding legislative initiatives that would address issues caused by the COVID-19 crisis.

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Research on issues and topics of particular interest to the 50+.

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Research on new health-tech products of interest to adults 50 and older.

This survey explores how often people use peer-to-peer payment platforms, their reasons for using them, and the associated risks.

Older Americans are demanding legislative initiatives that would address issues caused by the COVID-19 crisis.

This survey asked adults ages 35 and older about career changes they have made and why. The objective was to understand their career journeys.

A majority of workers in their 40s believe age discrimination is common, yet few are aware that they are federally protected.

Delirium is a complication from a hospitalization or surgical procedures, but adults age 50-plus are largely unfamiliar with it.

Large majorities consider vision and ocular health important for themselves, their friends and family, and older adults.

AARP commissioned a national survey of adults ages 18 and older to better understand Americans’ experiences with impostor scams.

A survey among midlife Americans to gauge the extent to which they provide financial support to older parents and adult children.

Underemployment is a problem for workers ages 45 and older, but a new study finds the need for more nuanced solutions.

Payment Apps: Risky Business?

Older Workers Aware of Age Discrimination but Not Their Rights

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