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Seven Reasons to Vote

Think this Election Day doesn't matter? Think again. From the Iraq war to the future of Social Security, from the fate of pension plans to the complexities of long-term care, Americans have a huge stake in politics 2006.

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Medicare Part D: The Sequel

On November 15, open enrollment returns and year two brings new questions and answers.

Pet Pals Photo Contest

Is your pet the best, the brightest, or just the fuzziest? Our audience battles it out for the cutest pet.

AARP Highlights

It's Revolutionary!

Life@50+ | AARP�s National Event & Expo is headed for Boston in 2007! Don�t miss this revolutionary experience, September 6�8, 2007.

The Time Is Now!

In his new book, AARP CEO Bill Novelli challenges boomers to change America for the better. All proceeds go to the AARP Foundation.

Publications

AARP Bulletin:

Our new State-by-State Guide to Transportation Assistance connects you to programs for senior and disabled riders in your area.

AARP Magazine:

Easy recipes for delicious, finger-lickin’ foods (bib not included).

AARP Segunda Juventud

Get smart with your money.

NRTA Live & Learn:

Catherine B. Reynolds on women, power and leadership.

Today’s News—AARP Bulletin

Policy & Research

Aging in the Developing World, Shashi Tharoor, UN Under Secretary General - Global Aging Program

Aging and migration - As people grow older, why do some stay in their communities while others move to new ones?

Election Watch 2006 - Weekly samplings of age 42+ likely voters' opinions about Social Security, Long-Term Care, Rx Drug Costs, ID Theft and other important issues.

Bad time for boomers? Not necessarily. Older boomers have significantly more assets than younger boomers, and those nearest retirement still have time on their side.