AARP.
American nonprofit organization
- Reports this week
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- Active events
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What's happening
Active this week
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Home sales in Phoenix are impacting the financial stability of retirees.Some support1 report
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AARP released a report addressing US caregivers, coinciding with the CDC recognizing caregiving as a public health issue.Some support2 reports
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AARP commented on the benefit structure provided by the Social Security Administration.Well supported45 reports1 development inside
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AARP advocated for automatic Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) protection for Social Security beneficiaries.Some support1 report
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AARP conducted a poll showing high motivation among residents in Texas.Some support2 reports
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AARP is discussing Bernie Sanders' efforts to expand Social Security benefits amid reports of funding cuts and cuts to the program.Some support2 reports3 developments inside
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Pappas and Sununu addressed AARP voters regarding policy, with Pappas advocating for tax increases on the wealthy.Some support1 report
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AARP advised a committee on Social Security funding issues, warning against benefit cuts and special commissions.Well supported7 reports
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AARP projects future COLA increases while noting that conflict fallout and tariff policies are contributing to inflation pressure.Well supported6 reports1 development inside
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COLA increases failed to match rising costs, leading AARP Louisiana to contact state candidates.Some support1 report
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AARP surveys on COLA adequacy affect Medicare while SSA announces benefit increases for Tennessee residents.Some support1 report
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Bisignano announced the COLA adjustment while AARP surveyed beneficiaries and Minter-Jordan commented on its importance.Well supported7 reports
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Bill Sweeney, SVP of AARP, and Olivia Mitchell analyzed potential benefit reductions for residents in Pennsylvania.Some support3 reports
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Moore Capito and Matt Harvey are confirmed as U.S. Attorneys, while AARP offers fraud protection services.Some support1 report
Earlier this month
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Congress must act on Social Security program issues, with AARP and Bill Sweeney involved in the discussion.Well supported6 reports1 development inside
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AARP is conducting polls and forums in North Carolina to advocate for Social Security stability before Congress.Some support2 reports
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Schroders, Gallup, and AARP are tracking and conducting surveys regarding retirement financial viability.Well supported3 reports
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Raj Shukla has been appointed as the AARP Wisconsin State Director and is advocating for policy changes concerning senior issues.Some support1 report
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A settlement was reached over a product safety investigation involving Dollar Tree and consumer warnings regarding product quality in New York.Some support1 report
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AARP research findings were used to inform economic commentary by Christopher Mayer.Some support1 report
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Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, AARP, and the Social Security program are discussing the impact of strict balanced-budget rules and potential amendments.Some support1 report
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AARP published a report on September 1st discussing challenges facing the Medicare system. The founder's company, which is based in Livonia, is also involved.Some support3 reports1 development inside
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Jean Chatzky co-authored a book on retirement strategies, discussing cost increases tied to income thresholds.Some support1 report
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AARP reports on senior water cost concerns, following a poll commissioned by the Natural Resources Defense Council in Michigan.Some support1 report
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AARP provided resources for seniors at an expo event.Some support3 reports
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AARP released a report on September 22nd that referenced FICO regarding credit scores and discussed how to check benefits through the Social Security Administration.Some support1 report
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics released CPI inflation data on September 21, informing AARP's financial forecasts for COLA calculations.Some support1 report
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AARP advocates for housing legislation in the House and Senate, while Donald Trump requires Congress to pass the SAVE Act.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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Trump cut tax deductions while AARP briefed Congress on current law, as the Tax Relief for Fraud Victims Act awaits Senate action.Some support1 report
One to three months ago
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Cato Institute and AARP are currently analyzing Social Security funding issues in conjunction with the Congressional Budget Office.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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AARP reports warn of uncertain future for Social Security.Well supported4 reports2 developments inside
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George W. Bush is linked to lobbying groups similar to Augusta businesses, according to recent reports.Some support1 report
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AARP and Care.com are studying caregiving trends.Well supported3 reports
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A victim of a romance scam was based in North Carolina.Some support1 report
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Military stipends are driving local housing price spikes in LeRay, New York, near Fort Drum, according to AARP's Livability Index.Some support3 reports
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Solar market presence was assessed in Galveston, Harris, Montgomery, and Fort Bend counties, while AARP members were surveyed on electricity affordability.Some support1 report
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Caregiving creep is affecting the local labor force in Denver.Some support1 report
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Retailers like Walmart and Costco are offering new discounts and partnerships to attract consumers.Some support1 report
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Dick Durbin and Bill Cassidy introduced the PROMISE Act to address Social Security solvency, facing warnings from groups like AARP regarding potential retiree impacts.Well supported9 reports2 developments inside
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AARP advocated for Medicare to negotiate drug prices in Washington, D.C.Some support3 reports2 developments inside
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Dean Ornish discussed his diet program, which is reimbursed by Medicare, with AARP.Some support1 report
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AARP is offering savings benefits to its members through Shell Fuel Rewards.Some support1 report
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Samuel Moyn discussed AARP's role in senior advocacy while referencing past observations made by Daniel Patrick Moynihan.Some support1 report
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AARP surveys indicate financial usage patterns among older adults, with Jessica Johnston serving as senior strategist.Some support1 report
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AARP is leveraging survey data regarding the aging population to identify market needs for products focused on aging in place, involving Empava.Some support1 report
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AARP conducted surveys on caregiving burden in the US and warned about the foundation of the US healthcare system.Some support2 reports
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Stephen Perrine was named the executive director of AARP Magazine.Some support1 report
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AARP, Vincennes, and Old National Bank are providing grant funding for local transit system upgrades.Some support1 report
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AARP studies financial pressures on Medicare drug plans, and Medicare is utilizing this data for policy advocacy.Some support2 reports
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A partnership between AARP and the Indiana Housing & Community Development Authority provides a bonus match for a park project.Some support2 reports
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AARP is providing standards for adult daycare services.Some support1 report
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AARP research discusses TV representation.Some support1 report
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AARP and Hispanic Federation are addressing the financial strain caused by high inflation, specifically concerning the financial security of the Latino community.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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AARP partnered with Two Gun Tactical to host safety workshops in Ridgeland on August 11th.Some support1 report
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AARP and Berkshire Regional Planning Commission are providing grant funding for outreach programs.Some support1 report
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AARP and Care.com are studying caregiving trends.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Diane Swonk, chief economist at KPMG, used AARP data regarding unpaid care burden to assess the impact of termination on vulnerable TPS holders.Some support1 report
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AARP commissioned a poll in the state of Arizona.Some support2 reports
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Ann Clement has been appointed as the State Director of AARP Wyoming.Some support1 report
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AARP reports on long-term care cost increases.Some support1 report
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What's reaching AARP
Events traced to AARP, step by step, newest first- Social Security crisis may intensify AARP's push for benefit protectionThe Social Security crisis may intensify AARP's push for benefit protectionPossible
- Medicare's care gaps may increase AARP's advocacy focusAARP may face increased advocacy demand over long-term care gapsPossible
- Entitlement spending crisis may force AARP to intensify benefit protection advocacyEntitlement spending crisis may force AARP to intensify benefit protection advocacyPossible
- How could changes to state CON laws affect AARP's members?Changes to state CON laws may shift healthcare costs for seniorsPossible
- Spousal benefit cap changes may reshape AARP's retirement advocacySpousal benefit cap changes may reshape AARP's retirement advocacyLikely
- AARP involved in PSO rate hike settlement over Oklahoma utility costsAARP was involved in a settlement over PSO's rate hike agreementLikely
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- Reduced net COLA may strain AARP's senior constituentsReduced net COLA may strain AARP's senior constituents' finances.Possible
- Cato estimates could shift AARP's focus on Social Security reformCato estimates could shift AARP's focus on Social Security reformPossible
- AARP may use SSA's 3.6% COLA data for senior advocacyAARP may use SSA's 3.6% COLA data to shape senior financial advocacyPossible
- How could renewed fighting and gas price spikes affect AARP?AARP faces increased pressure as COLA fails to offset soaring inflationAlready happening
- Rising inflation may force AARP to push for Social Security benefit changesAARP may need to advocate for changes to Social Security benefits amid rising inflationPossible
- AARP may adjust policy advocacy based on UHG's Medicare margin guidanceAARP may adjust policy advocacy based on UnitedHealth Group's Medicare margin guidancePossible
- AARP may adjust strategy amid warnings about Social Security solvencyAARP may need to adjust advocacy strategies following warnings about Social Security risksPossible
- Medicare's dental coverage gap raises policy concerns for AARPAARP may need to advocate for dental coverage to protect retirees' healthPossible
- Public discussion on Social Security may increase pressure on AARPPublic discussion on Social Security may increase pressure on AARPPossible
- Medicare fraud may prompt AARP to push for system reformsAARP may increase advocacy efforts following massive Medicare fraud targeting seniorsPossible
- Medicare payment issues may intensify AARP's push for senior healthcare reformMedicare payment struggles may force AARP to intensify advocacy for senior healthcare stabilityPossible
- New SS income rules may increase Medicare costs for AARP membersAARP may need to adjust advocacy efforts due to new Medicare cost risksPossible
- AARP may update guidance after SSA changes retirement age termsAARP may need to update advice following SSA's new age bracket terminologyPossible
- Medicare payment announcement may shift AARP's policy focusAARP may adjust its policy focus following Medicare payment announcementPossible
- How could Humana's Part B giveback cut affect AARP's members?Retirees may see reduced net income due to Humana's Part B giveback cutPossible
- Political push for cuts may intensify AARP's Medicare advocacyThe political push for cuts may intensify AARP's Medicare advocacyLikely
- AARP may project larger COLA based on latest inflation dataAARP may project a larger COLA based on new inflation dataLikely
- Medicaid's PNA disparity could shape AARP's advocacy agendaMedicaid's state-by-state allowance gap could drive AARP's policy focusPossible
- Proposed budget cuts may force AARP to intensify senior healthcare advocacyProposed budget cuts may force AARP to intensify senior healthcare advocacyLikely
- New Medicare checks spark legal and political debate for AARPThe policy action introduces a mixed financial and legal environment that AARP will need to monitor and address.Possible
- Retirement shortfalls could intensify AARP's push for Social Security reformAARP may intensify advocacy for Social Security reform amid retirement income shortfallsLikely
- Proposed cuts to Medicare and Social Security could challenge AARPProposed social program cuts could severely challenge AARP's advocacy for seniorsLikely
- New Social Security clarity act may change AARP's adviceNew Social Security terminology may require AARP to update retirement guidancePossible
- AARP's advocacy focus may shift due to changes in Medicare and coverageAARP's advocacy focus may shift due to changes in Medicare and coverageLikely
Explainers that pass through AARP
AARP is a step on the way to someone elseAround AARP this week
News at the entities that move AARP most-
Social Security Administration OperationalReinhold, a former SSA employee, is running for office and criticizing Donald Trump's administration and Congress's handling of healthcare and taxes.Moves AARP
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Bureau of Labor Statistics OperationalThe National Association of Home Builders utilized Bureau of Labor Statistics data to provide context regarding current inflation trends.Moves AARP
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Federal Reserve Bank OperationalThe former Federal Reserve Bank building is in Kansas City, and Starr is noted as the executive director of Historic KC.Moves AARP
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Pew Research Center OperationalPew Research Center references Donald Trump's use of 'fake news' while noting Norm Macdonald's earlier usage and his documentary's Netflix release.Moves AARP
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Bill Sweeney StructuralAdvocates highlighted the inadequacy of the Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) for Social Security retirees.Moves AARP
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Pennsylvania OperationalMaria Francis reports on snowfall totals, with NWS data indicating Allentown receives more snow, and forecasts predicting rain and snow showers.Moves AARP
Connections
The 40 strongest of 184, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Myechia Minter-Jordan Structural
Myechia Minter-Jordan holds the leadership role as President and CEO of AARP.
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Social Security Administration Operational
AARP actively tracks, analyzes, and advocates for changes to Social Security Administration policies and benefits.
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Bill Sweeney Structural
Bill Sweeney serves as a senior vice president for AARP, specifically in government affairs.
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Congress Operational
AARP actively advocates and engages Congress on policy issues, including entitlement and healthcare reform.
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Social Security Operational
AARP actively monitors, forecasts, and advocates for policy changes and benefits protection within the Social Security program.
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Stephen Perrine Structural
Stephen Perrine holds the role of executive director of AARP Magazine.
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Medicare Operational
AARP actively tracks financial challenges and advocates for policy changes and expanded coverage within the Medicare program.
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Jenny Carlson Structural
Jenny Carlson serves as the state director for AARP Ohio, establishing a formal employment and functional dependency.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics Operational
BLS provides CPI inflation data that AARP uses for economic analysis and COLA predictions.
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Raj Shukla Structural
Raj Shukla serves as the State Director for AARP in Wisconsin.
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Rich Johnson Structural
Rich Johnson serves in a formal capacity within the AARP Public Policy Institute.
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Pennsylvania Operational
Pennsylvania provides grants and policy support while AARP advocates for senior initiatives within the state.
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AARP Foundation Structural
AARP Foundation functions as a philanthropic affiliate and dependent entity of the larger AARP organization.
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Nancy LeaMond Structural
Nancy LeaMond serves as an executive and chief advocacy officer for AARP.
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Federal Reserve Bank Operational
The Federal Reserve Bank's economic projections are used by AARP to inform its financial and COLA forecasts.
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Vincennes Transactional
AARP provides grant funding to support local transit system upgrades in Vincennes.
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Augusta Operational
AARP engages in lobbying efforts concerning issues relevant to the business community in Augusta.
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Albuquerque Transactional
AARP provides grant funding to support city projects in Albuquerque.
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Mace Structural
Mace holds the formal position of associate state director for AARP Texas.
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Cato Institute Operational
Both organizations are peer advocacy groups that compete for influence regarding Social Security funding policy.
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Donald Trump Mentioned together
AARP actively tracks Donald Trump's political approval and troubles, and his status influences the policy environment relevant to AARP.
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James Talarico Operational
AARP actively tracks James Talarico's political support while both entities engage in discussions regarding Social Security solvency.
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Sanders Operational
Sanders utilizes AARP's data and expertise regarding senior care and long-term care needs in his public discourse.
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Maui County Transactional
AARP provides grants to support projects within Maui County.
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White House Operational
AARP actively engages the White House on policy matters.
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PSO Operational
PSO and AARP were involved in a settlement regarding a rate hike agreement.
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Iowa Transactional
Iowa provides funding to AARP for community development projects.
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National Conference of State Legislatures Structural
AARP utilizes data provided by the National Conference of State Legislatures regarding redistricting activities.
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Molokaʻi Transactional
AARP provided financial support for a community garden project located in Molokaʻi.
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Hispanic Federation Operational
The two organizations share a common advocacy focus regarding the financial security of the Latino community.
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Walmart Transactional
AARP members receive discounts on Walmart+ membership.
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Christopher Mayer Mentioned together
AARP's research findings inform Christopher Mayer's economic commentary.
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Bill Cassidy Operational
AARP tracks and warns against legislation, such as the PROMISE Act, affecting retirees and relevant to Senator Bill Cassidy's legislative work.
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Dean Ornish Transactional
Dean Ornish shared information regarding diet benefits with AARP.
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John E. Sununu Operational
Sununu addressed AARP voters regarding policy, indicating a direct political interaction.
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Morgantown Structural
AARP provides funding for infrastructure located on city property in Morgantown.
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Jean Chatzky Mentioned together
The two entities are currently collaborating on a published work concerning retirement strategies.
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United Way of Southern Nevada Transactional
AARP provides financial support to the United Way of Southern Nevada's EACN Fund.
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Pew Research Center Operational
Pew Research Center's data findings inform the demographic realities faced by AARP members.
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Los Angeles County Department of Public Health Operational
AARP collaborates with the LA County Department of Public Health on public health campaigns targeting vulnerable populations.
History
Events by the month they beganOctober 2026
10 events- Home sales in Phoenix are impacting the financial stability of retirees.
- AARP released a report addressing US caregivers, coinciding with the CDC recognizing caregiving as a public health issue.
- AARP advocated for automatic Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) protection for Social Security beneficiaries.
- AARP conducted a poll showing high motivation among residents in Texas.
- Pappas and Sununu addressed AARP voters regarding policy, with Pappas advocating for tax increases on the wealthy.
- COLA increases failed to match rising costs, leading AARP Louisiana to contact state candidates.
- AARP surveys on COLA adequacy affect Medicare while SSA announces benefit increases for Tennessee residents.
- Bisignano announced the COLA adjustment while AARP surveyed beneficiaries and Minter-Jordan commented on its importance.
- Moore Capito and Matt Harvey are confirmed as U.S. Attorneys, while AARP offers fraud protection services.
- AARP is conducting polls and forums in North Carolina to advocate for Social Security stability before Congress.
September 2026
15 events- Raj Shukla has been appointed as the AARP Wisconsin State Director and is advocating for policy changes concerning senior issues.
- A settlement was reached over a product safety investigation involving Dollar Tree and consumer warnings regarding product quality in New York.
- AARP research findings were used to inform economic commentary by Christopher Mayer.
- Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, AARP, and the Social Security program are discussing the impact of strict balanced-budget rules and potential amendments.
- AARP published a report on September 1st discussing challenges facing the Medicare system. The founder's company, which is based in Livonia, is also involved.
- Jean Chatzky co-authored a book on retirement strategies, discussing cost increases tied to income thresholds.
- AARP reports on senior water cost concerns, following a poll commissioned by the Natural Resources Defense Council in Michigan.
- AARP provided resources for seniors at an expo event.
- AARP released a report on September 22nd that referenced FICO regarding credit scores and discussed how to check benefits through the Social Security Administration.
- The Bureau of Labor Statistics released CPI inflation data on September 21, informing AARP's financial forecasts for COLA calculations.
- Trump cut tax deductions while AARP briefed Congress on current law, as the Tax Relief for Fraud Victims Act awaits Senate action.
- George W. Bush is linked to lobbying groups similar to Augusta businesses, according to recent reports.
- A victim of a romance scam was based in North Carolina.
- Military stipends are driving local housing price spikes in LeRay, New York, near Fort Drum, according to AARP's Livability Index.
- Solar market presence was assessed in Galveston, Harris, Montgomery, and Fort Bend counties, while AARP members were surveyed on electricity affordability.
August 2026
25 events- AARP advised a committee on Social Security funding issues, warning against benefit cuts and special commissions.
- AARP projects future COLA increases while noting that conflict fallout and tariff policies are contributing to inflation pressure.
- Cato Institute and AARP are currently analyzing Social Security funding issues in conjunction with the Congressional Budget Office.
- AARP and Care.com are studying caregiving trends.
- Caregiving creep is affecting the local labor force in Denver.
- Retailers like Walmart and Costco are offering new discounts and partnerships to attract consumers.
- Dean Ornish discussed his diet program, which is reimbursed by Medicare, with AARP.
- AARP is offering savings benefits to its members through Shell Fuel Rewards.
- Samuel Moyn discussed AARP's role in senior advocacy while referencing past observations made by Daniel Patrick Moynihan.
- AARP surveys indicate financial usage patterns among older adults, with Jessica Johnston serving as senior strategist.
- AARP is leveraging survey data regarding the aging population to identify market needs for products focused on aging in place, involving Empava.
- AARP conducted surveys on caregiving burden in the US and warned about the foundation of the US healthcare system.
- Stephen Perrine was named the executive director of AARP Magazine.
- AARP, Vincennes, and Old National Bank are providing grant funding for local transit system upgrades.
- AARP studies financial pressures on Medicare drug plans, and Medicare is utilizing this data for policy advocacy.
- A partnership between AARP and the Indiana Housing & Community Development Authority provides a bonus match for a park project.
- AARP is providing standards for adult daycare services.
- AARP research discusses TV representation.
- AARP partnered with Two Gun Tactical to host safety workshops in Ridgeland on August 11th.
- AARP and Berkshire Regional Planning Commission are providing grant funding for outreach programs.
- AARP and Care.com are studying caregiving trends.
- Diane Swonk, chief economist at KPMG, used AARP data regarding unpaid care burden to assess the impact of termination on vulnerable TPS holders.
- AARP commissioned a poll in the state of Arizona.
- Ann Clement has been appointed as the State Director of AARP Wyoming.
- AARP reports on long-term care cost increases.
Show 2 earlier months
July 2026
6 events- AARP commented on the benefit structure provided by the Social Security Administration.
- Bill Sweeney, SVP of AARP, and Olivia Mitchell analyzed potential benefit reductions for residents in Pennsylvania.
- Schroders, Gallup, and AARP are tracking and conducting surveys regarding retirement financial viability.
- Dick Durbin and Bill Cassidy introduced the PROMISE Act to address Social Security solvency, facing warnings from groups like AARP regarding potential retiree impacts.
- AARP advocated for Medicare to negotiate drug prices in Washington, D.C.
- AARP and Hispanic Federation are addressing the financial strain caused by high inflation, specifically concerning the financial security of the Latino community.
June 2026
4 events- AARP is discussing Bernie Sanders' efforts to expand Social Security benefits amid reports of funding cuts and cuts to the program.
- Congress must act on Social Security program issues, with AARP and Bill Sweeney involved in the discussion.
- AARP advocates for housing legislation in the House and Senate, while Donald Trump requires Congress to pass the SAVE Act.
- AARP reports warn of uncertain future for Social Security.