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Understanding AARP Membership Benefits
AARP, formerly known as the American Association of Retired Persons, offers a variety of benefits to its members. These include discounts on travel, health insurance, entertainment, and groceries, as well as access to services designed to help older adults live their best lives. Members also receive a subscription to AARP The Magazine, which provides insights and information on issues affecting older adults, and access to educational resources and events.
Eligibility for Membership Renewal
To renew your AARP membership, you need to be an existing member. Membership is typically available to anyone aged 50 and older, along with spouses and partners. You can renew your membership whether it is nearing expiration or has already expired.
Renewal Options Available
AARP offers several methods to renew your membership: online, by phone, or via mail. Each method has its own procedures, which are outlined below. The online renewal process is the quickest and most convenient method, allowing you to complete your renewal in just a few minutes.
Step-by-Step Guide to Renewing Your Membership Online
1. Visit the AARP official website. 2. Sign into your AARP account using your email and password. If you have forgotten your password, you can easily reset it by following the prompts. 3. Once logged in, navigate to the 'Membership' section in your account dashboard. 4. Select 'Renew Membership.' 5. Follow the on-screen instructions to verify your information, choose your renewal period, and complete your payment. 6. After successful payment, you will receive a confirmation email. Save this for your records.
Renewing by Phone
If you prefer to renew your membership by phone, follow these steps: 1. Call AARP’s member services at 1-888-687-2277. 2. Have your membership ID number handy, which can be found on your membership card or your renewal notice. 3. Speak to a representative who will guide you through the renewal process, take your payment information, and confirm your renewed membership.
Renewing by Mail
For those who prefer traditional methods, AARP also allows renewal by mail. Here’s how: 1. Complete the membership renewal form, which can be found in your renewal notice or on the AARP website. 2. Include your payment information. 3. Mail the completed form and payment to the address provided in the renewal notice. 4. Make sure to send it early enough to avoid any lapse in membership benefits.
What to Do If You Encounter Issues
If you experience any issues while trying to renew your membership, here are some steps you can take: 1. Double-check your internet connection and try again if you’re renewing online. 2. Ensure that your payment information is correct and up to date. 3. If you are experiencing difficulties, contact AARP member services either through their website or by phone for immediate assistance.