but not benefit. the non-profit aarp best known for advocacy for those over age 50 is facing questions about a possible conflict of interest. chief washington correspondent jim angle looks at the new effort especially for the healthcare law. three lawmakers are calling on the i.r.s. to investigate the non-profit status of aarp which makes hundreds of millions of dollars from marketing health insurance. despite the privilege tax exempt status, in many ways it s a for-profit company. it has profits that tripled in recent years. $657 million a year. what does do it with the money? it has charitable foundation bus republican report show contributions to them barely increased. where is the money going this we want to know. some goes for hefty paycheck. former ceo got a raise of more than 80% in two years. from $900,000 a year to more
but not benefit. the non-profit aarp best known for advocacy for those over age 50 is facing questions about a possible conflict of interest. chief washington correspondent jim angle looks at the new effort especially for the healthcare law. three lawmakers are calling on the i.r.s. to investigate the non-profit status of aarp which makes hundreds of millions of dollars from marketing health insurance. despite the privilege tax exempt status, in many ways it s a for-profit company. it has profits that tripled in recent years. $657 million a year. what does do it with the money? it has charitable foundation bus republican report show contributions to them barely increased. where is the money going this we want to know. some goes for hefty paycheck. former ceo got a raise of more than 80% in two years.