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Career counselor Bob Skladany answers readers' questions about resuming work.
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The Divided We Fail effort advances the idea that partisan gridlock should not stand in the way of affordable health care and long-term financial security for all Americans.
This annual recognition program honors companies and organizations who value the 50+ workforce.
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A revised online application makes filing for Social Security benefits significantly faster and simpler.
Some analysts predict that the next financial firestorm will be a credit card meltdown.
Author Michael Lewis spoke with AARP Bulletin Today about the economy--where we went wrong, who's to blame, and what to expect.
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In these uncertain economic times, AARP and the AARP Foundation stand ready to help you stay focused on your long-term financial goals while providing you with immediate solutions and assistance.
The Internal Revenue Service says it is taking new steps to help Americans struggling to pay their taxes.
Thousands of older Americans who are legally required to take distributions from their shrinking retirement savings accounts will get a break in 2009.
The much-anticipated DTV switch may be delayed, depending on whom you ask.
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