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Understanding AARP Membership Benefits
AARP offers a variety of benefits, including discounts on travel, insurance products, and access to a wide range of publications and resources aimed at seniors. Members receive exclusive access to events, educational resources, and advocacy efforts that aim to improve the lives of older adults. Understanding these benefits can help you determine whether maintaining your membership is right for you.
Steps to Renew Your AARP Membership Online
Step 1: Visit the official AARP website (www.aarp.org). Step 2: Log in to your AARP account using your email and password. Step 3: Navigate to the ‘Membership’ section on your account dashboard. Step 4: Click on the ‘Renew Membership’ option to initiate the renewal process. Step 5: Review your membership details and confirm the information is correct. Step 6: Proceed to payment. AARP accepts multiple payment methods including major credit cards and PayPal. Step 7: After the payment is processed, you will receive a confirmation email indicating your membership has been successfully renewed.
Renewing Your AARP Membership by Mail
If you prefer to renew your membership by mail, follow these steps: Step 1: Find your AARP membership renewal notice. This usually arrives via postal mail and includes a renewal form. Step 2: Complete the renewal form with your up-to-date information. Step 3: Include payment for your membership renewal. You can pay by check or credit card. Step 4: Place the completed form and payment in an envelope. Step 5: Mail it to the address provided on the renewal notice. Step 6: Allow several weeks for processing. You will receive confirmation of your renewed membership via mail.
Renewing by Phone
For those who would rather speak to someone directly, you may renew your AARP membership over the phone. Step 1: Call AARP’s member services at 1-888-687-2277. Representatives are available to assist you. Step 2: Provide your membership details and confirm if any changes are needed. Step 3: Provide payment information to complete the renewal over the phone. Ensure you have your credit card handy. Step 4: Ask for confirmation of your renewal at the end of the call.
Important Renewal Policies
AARP typically sends renewal notices a few weeks before your membership expires. It is essential to renew your membership before it expires to avoid any lapse in benefits. Members are often given a grace period, but it's best not to rely on this and renew promptly. You can renew for multiple years at once—check the website for current terms.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How often do I need to renew my AARP membership? A: AARP memberships are typically renewed annually, though you can choose to renew for multiple years. Q: Can I change my membership preferences while renewing? A: Yes, you may update your preferences and personal information during the renewal process. Q: What if I miss the renewal deadline? A: If you miss your renewal, your membership may lapse, but you can still renew it late by following the same procedures.