An AARP Membership Has Many Benefits

As an AARP member, you will have exclusive access to a variety of insurance products, such as health coverage, automobile insurance, and homeowners insurance.

AARP offers discounts on dining, entertainment, travel, phone plans and a lot more.

For its members, AARP has a monthly bulletin and a bimonthly magazine. Both contain valuable information and articles concerning retired Americans. Topics include healthy living, consumer protection and advocacy, financial protection and caring for the elderly.

To become a member of AARP, you can conveniently enroll online at www.join.aarp.org for $16 a year. The annual fee also includes membership for your spouse or partner.

About UnitedHealthcare

Based out of Hartford, Connecticut, UnitedHealthcare is known for its exceptional financial stability. They have an A (Excellent) rating from AM Best, an A1 (Good) rating from Moodys and an AA- (Very Strong) from Standard and Poor’s. The company is very deserving of their AARP endorsement.

AARP and UnitedHealthcare

UnitedHealthcare has a very aggressively priced portfolio of Medicare Supplement Plans. Depending on your state, they typically offer a highly competitive Medigap Plan F, Medigap Plan M and Medigap Plan N. Again, based on your area, these plans are sold under different labels. Currently, the most competitive states are Florida and Washington. AARP Medicare Supplements, UnitedHealthcare Medicare Supplements, and AARP UnitedHealthcare Medicare Supplements are the same. Regardless of the name, they all have the same rock solid financial stability of UnitedHealthcare and are endorsed by AARP, the nation’s leading senior advocacy group. When shopping Medigap Plans, be sure to include AARP UnitedHealthCare in your comparisons.