All this retirement talk got me interested in other things. I just joined AARP. $9 for 5 years. I will see if there is anything worth while.
Anyone find something they’d recommend through AARP?
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There are lots of discounts, nothing that I’ve found that’s too exciting but almost anyplace that offers a senior discount will give it to you when you show your AARP card. There are a lot of restaurants, hotels, hair salons etc where you may save some money but there also may still be a better deal.
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AARP Medicare supplement is top tier
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the monthly (or so) magazine(s) read like the old Parade magazine that used to be in the sunday paper. more overtly aimed at old folk. a few good articles here and there. a lot aimed at people more clueless than i am
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not there yet, but in 2 years I can qualify for the Seniors division in some poker tournaments…
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My uncle bought HO and PPA insurance through an AARP affinity deal with … Hartford Mutual I think. It was cheaper than he had been paying elsewhere.
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their term life with no exam is higher cost than similar thing from AAA. and has lower face value offered
The term life is pretty expensive through AARP. I thought about getting some vs my kids taking over my home + anything else that would go into probate. Let em take the life insurance money NQA. I believe life insurance it all tax free and outta probate (at least I recall discussing that with my financial guy years ago). I still have a WL policy with a $200K value that I’ve had since I got outta college. It is making more $ than the premiums I am putting in there (and it is paid up at my 65 y/o)
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Auto + Home Insurance (Bundle through Hartford) would be $150 more a year.
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