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After a recent AARP survey found that nearly 80% of New York’s 2.5 million unpaid family caregivers spend a significant amount of their own money to care for a loved one, the organization is pushing for federal and state tax credits to help ease that growing burden.
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Members of a leading senior citizens lobbying group are advocating for a retirement plan in New York that could benefit their children and…
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A wide range of organizations across New York state are urging Gov. Andrew Cuomo to push for a state-administered workplace retirement savings option, as…
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Advocates for paid family leave in New York say they hope 2016 is the year that the state finally provides a program to allow workers to take time off to…
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There was no cake, but Medicare’s 50th birthday was serenaded by a few dozen Central New Yorkers in downtown Syracuse Thursday. Medicare and Medicaid were…
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Maybe you've taken your good health for granted. But once you turn 50, all bets are off. What you do during this decade will set the stage for a life of…
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Seniors in the 24th congressional district are worried about the future of Medicare and Social Security according to a poll conducted by the AARP. There…