Gaby Goddard, Editor-in-Chief of AARP Viva on Women & Retirement

Candace Rose of CandieAnderson.com was joined recently by Gaby Goddard, editor-in chief and vice president of AARP Viva, to discuss steps women of all ages need to take to prepare for retirement as part of the AARP Decide. Create. Share. initiative.

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