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Policymakers on the federal, state, and local levels have important roles in designing livable communities where residents of all ages can participate fully.

People of all ages and ability levels need safe, decent, and affordable housing that will enable them to continue living safely in their homes and communities as they get older.

People of all ages, ability levels, and incomes need a variety of safe, affordable, and convenient transportation options in their communities.

These principles provide a flexible framework that applies to all consumer products and services. 

These principles build upon AARP’s general consumer principles, which apply to all products and services, including utilities (see also 

The following principles guide AARP’s efforts to ensure financial security in retirement. 

These principles reflect AARP’s vision for reforming the financing and delivery of long-term services and supports (LTSS) to promote consumer independence, choice, dignity, autonomy, and privacy.

These principles provide a framework for key components of low-income assistance, including income and nutrition assistance programs, access to social supports, and access to basic necessities.