AARPReviews of aarp.org

AARP Mag is for readers 50+ years old. An article in the Sept/Oct 2024 edition focused on women's health issues, which for the over-50 crowd can be especially life-threatening. Instead of taking a respectful approach it was written in a too-light manner, cartoonish even, in a misguided attempt to be appealing. The article included the term "mofo" to describe breast pain. While "mofo" might be in common use among Millennials, it is a HIGHLY offensive term to women and should not be used in an article if it's to be taken seriously. The author, Judith Newman, should use more care when writing for an older female audience, and AARP Mag should hold its writers to a higher standard.

This company is as incompetent as it gets a month ago I renewed my membership for 3 years they sent my cards to another address when I am the primary card holder they are a disgrace since Covid nobody knows how to do their jobs I’m a senior I get certain discount anyway I’m glad I didn’t switch my car insurance to these people I will stay with State Farm cheap isn’t always better word to the wise this company isn’t worth it

AARP HARTFORD IS A JOKE. After the first year $400 increase. after the second year $400 increase unless I increase my deductible to $2000

Their plan with Unitedhealthcare sucks.... they should be ashamed to have their name attached to Unitedhealthcare. They deny the dental claims. It makes me think aarp is just as bad as Unitedhealthcare.

I see no use for this organization or paying them $12 a year to renew a membership I get nothing from besides hundreds of emails that I never requested. I am so tired of getting emails about insurance, best deals on restaurants, car rentals, hotel, etc. Even though I unsubscribe or block the emails I just get more. Recently we decided to book a rental car through Budget which AARP endorsed. What a scam, a $251 deal for a week turned into $520 with all of the hidden fees. There was nothing ‘budget’ about the deal; customer service, agent knowledge, and car availability were all poor. AARP should be ashamed to endorse them. And, the only reason we joined AARP was because it reduced our health insurance cost slightly. Unfortunately it increased my frustration level because of all of the emails and the Budget debacle.

AARP is a joke. Sure it's cheap, because they sell your name to everyone. It's a left wing company simply by reading their rag called a magazine. Quit them years ago over their political left wing bent.

Please do not use this company for Auto Insurance I wouldn’t recommend it. After 2weeks on the phone about towing reimbursement of a whopping $172 I kept getting the run around it’s sad. No recommendations for family or friends sorry

I had the pleasure of meeting and speaking with Angela West, an AARP employee, who convinced me to sign up. I thought AARP was simply for seniors, but I was wrong. They have a great rewards program that I have utilized for books, discounts, and outings. Thanks to Angela West for representing the company well and convincing me to join!