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Join AARP Utah Feb. 2, 2009 at Utah's State Capitol Complex for Democracy Day at the Legislature.
Information on how Utahns are now able to "freeze" their credit reports and protect themselves better from ID theft.
Anybody who is enrolled in a Part D plan should use this time to see how their current plans have changed and if a different plan might be better for them in 2009. Here are some tools to help:
Ask Ms. Medicare
Have a question on Medicare? Look first at the Q&As already posted online. If the answer you’re looking for isn’t there, e-mail your query to Ms. Medicare at msmed@aarp.org. Be sure to include your name, age, state and Zip Code. Your name will not be published.
Quick Route Through the Medicare Drug Plan Finder 2009
A fast way to find the least expensive Medicare Part D drug plan that covers your prescriptions.
The high cost of energy could make this a tough winter—especially for some older neighbors and friends, who may be on fixed incomes or living alone. The good news is that there is a simple way you can help.
The Cure, a short film about a single mother and her injured son, is the winner of the UCLA & AARP sponsored film competition. Picked from eight student films on health care and financial security, the film demonstrates the plight many in our country face everyday.
In a landmark study, nearly 18,000 apparently healthy men and women with normal cholesterol levels were able to reduce, by 50 percent, their risk of heart attacks, strokes and cardiovascular deaths by taking a statin drug traditionally used only to lower high cholesterol.
Scared? Stoic? Hopeful? We know that many of you are concerned about your hard-earned savings, your investments, your home and what the future holds for your retirement. Send your questions to bulletinmoney@aarp.org. We will be updating this page regularly with new questions and answers.
Financial resource guides and presentations are available for Utahns.
