How to Get AARP Insurance

The American Association for Retired Persons (AARP), a nonprofit and nonpartisan organization, provides services and advocacy for people 50 and over. One prime benefit comes from member insurance through affiliated insurance companies. The organization doesn't provide the insurance but contracts with other major insurers to offer discounts for its members. It's easy finding all the information you need to make a decision.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Things You’ll Need:

• AARP membership

1. Go to the AARP website to join the organization. All member benefits including insurance coverage apply only for those 50 years of age or older.
2. Choose the type of insurance you need from the list and click the name. Note the available phone number for the particular type of insurance for specific questions.
3. Read the overview of the insurance plan details.
4. Select your state of residence, enter zip code and date of birth. This applies to several of the insurance programs for price quotes.
5. Click "Submit" for the form to begin processing.
6. Press "Request Free Information" or "Get an Estimate Online" for other insurance programs. Follow the instructions for price quotes and additional information.
7. Fill out the form and submit.

Tips & Warnings

• AARP doesn't provide recommendations for particular insurance coverage or needs. They recommend that you evaluate the policies to ensure you receive the right type of insurance for your situation.
• AARP insurance programs cover a broad range: automobile, dental, health, homeowners, hospital indemnity, life, long-term care, major medical, Medicare, mobile home, motorcycle, part-D prescription drug, recreational vehicle and supplemental health. The AARP also offers property and casualty insurance for members living in Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands.