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    Never too late: seniors find love online

    January tends to be the busiest month of the year for dating websites – and it's not just young adults who are looking for love. The AARP recently partnered with the website 'How About We …' which helps those who are 50 and older make connections based on common interests. NBC's Chris Jansing reports.

    Thursday on "NBC Nightly News" Chris Jansing reported on a growing number of older Americans who are looking to online dating websites to kick-start their love life. Click HERE to visit 'How About We...', the website featured in the broadcast, and visit the AARP's dating resource page for tips on dating. 

    Nancy Kelton, writer and online dating expert for AARP sits down with NBC's Chris Jansing to discuss the challenges facing an older generation of online daters.

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