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AARP Low-Income Assistance Principles

Principles

Devote adequate resources—the nation should devote sufficient resources to ensure access to benefits and adequate benefit levels for all who qu

Chapter 6 Introduction

Introduction

The poverty rate for Americans age 65 and older has seen a sharp decline since 1959, when one-third of older adults lived in po

Chapter 1 Introduction

Introduction

Maintaining trust and confidence in the government requires strong democratic processes and government institutions.

Chapter 2 Introduction

Introduction

Government budgets reflect the priorities of policymakers.

Chapter 4 Introduction

Introduction

Americans’ retirement income comes from several sources. For most, Social Security income is the foundation of financial security in retirement.

Chapter 7 Introduction

Introduction

In twenty-first century America, millions of people are living longer.

Protections for Workers

Background

A variety of government policies and employer practices safeguard the rights of workers to fair treatment, safety in the workplace, and a measure of financial security.

Wage Standards and Fair Employment Practices

Background

All levels of government have developed standards and guidance to ensure fair employment practices. They address wages, working conditions, and other aspects of work.

AARP Budget and the Economy Principles

Principles

Promote transparency—proper accountability and oversight of government spending requires a transparent budget process negotiated by elected off

AARP Taxation Principles

Principles

Raise adequate revenue—the tax system must produce enough revenue to pay for important national, state, and local priorities.