Seniors air their financial worries at annual AARP gathering
At a three-day conference in Los Angeles attended by more than 20,000, uncertainty about Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security takes center stage. Keith Brown, 59, doesn't qualify for Medicare yet. But President Obama's proposal earlier this week to cut into the government healthcare program has him worried about what will be left when he does.

AARP Launches New Television Ad Calling on Washington to Protect Medicare and Social Security from Benefit Cuts
AARP Pennsylvania Leaders Invite "Supercommittee" Member U.S. Senator Pat Toomey to Participate in Tele-Town Halls

Antioch AARP events serve seniors and community
ANTIOCH Organizing community events, working with local charities and being in the know of the latest legislation may not be what comes to mind when one thinks of entering old age.

AARP launches ad campaign urging debt panel to steer clear of Medicare
According to the national ad campaign's script, which urges the deficit panel to take Medicare cuts off the table, Social Security payments have been earned by a lifetime of work and Medicare, the health insurance plan for seniors, is paid for by participants.