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Introduction
Americans’ retirement income comes from several sources. For most, Social Security income is the foundation of financial security in retirement.
Introduction
One of the more significant labor-force developments of the past quarter century has been the rising participation rate of older Americans.
Principles
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.&nbs
Introduction
Long-term services and supports (LTSS) encompass a broad range of assistance. They are needed by people of all ages who cannot function independently due to physical or mental impairments.
Introduction
Consumer spending is responsible for more than two-thirds of U.S. economic output. Older adults are responsible for a disproportionate share of consumer spending.
Principles
The following principles guide AARP’s efforts to promote and sustain individual and population health and improve the health care system by ensuring access to equitable, high-quality, affordable ca
Principles
The following principles guide AARP’s efforts to increase the accountability of government officials, promote access, and encourage civic engagement.
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 poverty