What is Standard to be Considered as Senior? | Senior Standard

You need to be fifty (an age that now includes baby boomers) to join the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP). This age is taken as the beginning of the target age to be consider as senior. For purposes of Social Security and Medicare, you qualify at sixty-two and sixty-five, respectively, but the threshold for age of eligibility for early entry into Social Security is increasing two months each calendar year. In other words, you have to be two months older next year than you do this year to enter the system. (more…)