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Aging in America for Advocates

Aging well in America means drawing upon important assets that support long life. This includes our health, our skills and work options, our relationships and social connections, and our finances. Learn more about what we need to do to ensure everyone has the resources to nurture their well-being.
Aging well in America means drawing upon important assets that supports long life. This includes our health, our skills and work options, our relationships and social connections, and our finances. Learn more about what we need to do to ensure everyone has the resources to nurture their well-being.

Women & Their Finances: What They Say

With years of earning less and taking time off for caregiving, women enter retirement at a major disadvantage. Read the results of two new surveys that find half of U.S. women ages 25+ are struggling financially today, and 90% or more support bipartisan policy solutions to help.

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Find information for managing ongoing mental health concerns as you age or coping with difficult emotions from grief or life changes.

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Would you like to speak to a subject matter expert on aging-related topics for your story? Contact us at press@ncoa.org and a member of our Communications Team will reach out to you within 24 hours of your request being received. 

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