It might be worth joining AARP if you plan to travel frequently. In addition to travel benefits, an AARP membership provides discounts and resources that can help you maximize your retirement benefits: financial planning resources and free financial and tax advice discounts on prescriptions.
Is AARP Hartford insurance any good?
The Hartford is a solid insurance company, rated 3.1/5 by WalletHub editors for its top-notch claims service and wide range of insurance options. The Hartford specializes in policies for drivers age 50 and older, however younger drivers may want to shop elsewhere for better discounts and benefits.
Who qualifies for AARP membership?
All persons age 50 and over are eligible for full AARP membership. As an AARP member, you’ll get a free secondary membership for your household, access to hundreds of discounts, carefully curated programs and services, AARP the Magazine and much more.
What are AARP auto insurance rates like?
AARP members are eligible for the organization’s auto insurance coverage issued through The Hartford. The average cost of AARP auto insurance is $1,332 per 12-month policy, or about $111 per month (methodology).
Is AAA discounted from AARP?
Yes, you must be an AARP member before signing up for roadside assistance with them. For example, the basic plan for AARP members would cost them $49, but AAA would cost $56 and the category average is around $83.
What are the best AARP benefits?
AARP membership allows you to:
- Find free financial advice.
- Save on car insurance.
- Reduce the cost of home insurance.
- Get dental and vision insurance.
- Improve your hearing.
- Pay less for prescriptions.
- Entertain yourself while you wait in line.
- Read AARP magazine.
Need a new or replacement AARP membership card?
Four ways to access your card
You must be logged in to your account to access your card (or that of a member of your household) and see all the options mentioned below.
- Don’t have an online account? Create one here.
- Print your card from home.
- Have one mailed to you.
- Digital card. Android devices are not supported at this time
Download the AARP Now app
If your card is lost, stolen or damaged by you or a member of your household, we’ll replace it with a new one free of charge. Don’t worry, only your name and membership number are associated with your membership card. There is no personal or financial information linked to it.
Add a member of your household
You can add a second member of your household to your AARP membership, free of charge, at any time. The person will receive their own membership card, which we’ll send automatically after you add them to your account.
To add a second member:
- Sign in to your AARP account online. If you don’t have an account, it’s easy and free to create one.
- Go to My Account and click on the Account Details tab.
- Scroll down to Personal Information, find Spouse/Partner, and click the Edit button
- Fill in the information for the secondary member and click Save.
- To edit this information, your spouse or partner must register and sign in with their AARP account online.
Contact us
Prefer to call us or have questions about your membership, change of address, or member services? Get help at aarp.org/espanol/ayuda/, call the AARP Member Center (Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. ET) 1-877-342-2277 or 202-434-3525 (for international calls in English) or send us a message.
Review all your AARP benefits
AARP serves the needs of adults age 50 and older. You’ll see it in the discounts, programs and services we carefully choose and offer. Each one is designed to offer you true value in every part of your life—from travel, entertainment, and insurance to fraud protection, health, and fighting for your rights on things like Medicare and Social Security. If it’s about enriching the lives of everyone over 50, AARP is on it.