The looming increase in Medicare premiums for 2025 has sparked concerns among retirees and those approaching retirement age, particularly as discussions around potential cuts to
As the election cycle ramps up, people are voting for — or against — what’s important to them. As a nonpartisan organization, AARP helps share
As we approach the new year, many Social Security recipients are bracing for changes in their benefits. According to a recent report by CBS News,
Retirement planning has undergone a significant transformation over the past century, reflecting broader changes in society, the economy, and individual expectations. The journey from traditional
Retirement is a time many Americans look forward to, yet it presents a myriad of financial challenges that can hinder the enjoyment of one’s golden
AARP Illinois took a proactive step toward safeguarding the future of Social Security by hosting an panel discussion titled “Conversations with Chicago Leaders – A
When former Chicago Police Commander Kenneth Johnson, 55, was on the job, he received wide praise for his ability to reduce crime in the troubled
Donald Eugene Miller is alive and in perfect health; however, a judge in Ohio has ruled that he is legally dead. According to The Courier,
Neo-conservative Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., ran a winning campaign last fall by repeatedly reminding Florida voters that his parents fled Cuba after Fidel Castro took
President Obama’s chief Republican detractor, Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, has proposed a plan to raise the debt ceiling. The plan will make the president
The clock is currently ticking on the threat of a government shutdown, according to federal officials. But what does that mean for the average person?
