Jacob OglesDecember 17, 2019
4min339
Studies show more than a third of workers have no retirement plan available.
Tag: AARPTALLAHASSEE, FLA. 4/18/25-Candles and remembrances are left near the Unconquered statue a few hours after the Florida State University Gathering of Unity Vigil held Friday to honor victims of the recent mass shooting.
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Jacob OglesDecember 17, 2019
A.G. GancarskiAugust 15, 2019
Guest AuthorApril 16, 2019
6min428
Getting older is inevitable but getting older without proper support is preventable.
Drew WilsonApril 2, 2019
4min516
“One year of adequate funding is simply not enough"
Jim RosicaMarch 27, 2019
5min753
The new group was rolled out at a Capitol press conference.
Ryan NicolJanuary 30, 2019
3min507
The exemption would take effect on Jan. 1, 2021 if successful.
Staff ReportsJune 19, 20184min223
President Donald Trump‘s job approval rating is split 48-49 percent among Florida registered voters, “higher than how he performed nationally,” according to a new POLITICO/AARP poll released Tuesday. That rating was 43 percent approving and 52 percent disapproving, said Tyler Sinclair, managing director of client services at Morning Consult, which conducted both polls. Sinclair and others discussed […]
Scott PowersApril 26, 2018
3min531
There is a rising alternative to working as a Walmart greeter: Airbnb contends nearly half of its Florida vacation-rental and home-sharing hosts are seniors, adding $150 million to their incomes in 2017. In a new report released Thursday morning, the vacation rental home marketing giant shows 45 percent of its 40,000 hosts in Florida are […]
Mitch PerryJanuary 24, 2018
5min209
In addition to losing electricity from Hurricane Irma last fall, millions of Floridians went without cable television and garbage pickup for days and sometimes weeks, and yet still had to pay their bills in full. One Florida lawmaker would like to change that in the future. A bill sponsored by Palm Bay Republican Randy Fine (HB […]
Staff ReportsOctober 6, 2017
3min218
State Sen. Tom Lee‘s office announced he had again filed legislation to add financial protections for residents of continuing care retirement communities (CCRCs). The Thonotosassa Republican, a former Senate president, filed the 70-page bill (SB 438) on Thursday; he filed similar legislation last session. “Part independent living, part assisted living and part skilled nursing home, CCRCs […]