Canadian Association of Retired Persons Reviews 225

I just epritiate

CARP never does anything have it always does a great job with everythin

Carp provides useful information at a time when seniors are under pressure financially and accessing limited health care resources

Approaching government with importing issues that concern seniors in Canada.

CARP advocates for Federal workers who are retired so that theses retirees get a fair deal & can keep up with the cost of inflation

I like the advocacy that CARP does.
Some of the articles in Zoomer are useful.
No particular date in mind.

Now that Zoomer magazine is online only, it would be easier for some people if it was in PDF format. That way a reader can choose to print it or read it on their device of choice.

Every second letter I receive from CARP seems to be on the subject of 'hearing loss'/ advertising...a bit of over overkill I think! No specific date(s), just constant mailings.

I appreciate the connections that CARP has with other organizations such as CAA

At a time in life when we perhaps become invisible to so many, it's inspiring and comforting to know an organization is fighting so diligently to remind governments, companies, banks, etc., that they need to get their heads out of their pockets (and other dark places) and recognize seniors as a strong contributing group with a voice that will be heard. Thank-you CARP!

You made representations to Manitoba Govt on several occasions on topics of concern to us seniors. I appreciate that.

You should do more due diligence into the people that are advertising through you. Some have very poor customer service like the Hearing people. Sorry the name escapes me since the bad ser ice.

I have a membership but never receive your magazines

I have no idea what you are talking about

I appreciate the various special prices and discounts, and look forward to reading the Zoomer magazine.

It was easy to accomplish my task and I appreciated having the information via CARP.

I really like being informed on the various topics related to seniors and aging. I also appreciate the advocacy work that CARP engages in.

However, I think CARP could be more open minded about income equity and scaling benefits to income need (e.g. adjustment of the OAS threshold so that vulnerable adults get more)

Carp does a wonderful job of bringing information we need in a timely manner. Health, financial issues we all share gives us a sense that we are important and not alone in our struggles. We get helpful information that we can use right away. Thank you for that.

You've got what it takes to help retirees.

The only engagement I have is reading the excellent newsletter
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It was informative and not boring.
You have great deals.