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Originally Posted by Desert185
After shopping around, to include Good Sam, I went with Hartford (AARP) for a premium of only ~$400/year (multi vehicle discount with no violations, bruises or dents in the driving history). I then joined Good Sam with travel insurance at a big discount offered when I bought a few accessories from CW during an online sale.
As a side note, I quit AARP, telling them I didn't agree with their political policies. Oddly, they renewed me for three years at their expense. The card does provide a few discounts here and there, to include the occasional meal at Denny's when other, better options are not available. What the heck...I kept the cards.  AARP. Those are benefits I can use as I slide into real retirement.  |
They did the same thing with me. I wrote them a request for a refund of unused time on my membership explaining the reasons why I felt I could no longer support the organization. They sent me a complete refund of that year's dues and a free membership for the next 3 years as well. My guess is they are losing members and want to keep the "number of people represented high enough to still claim the "biggest retirement organization"... I sent the card back and declined their "gift" LOL