How can I get a AAA affiliation discount? This question is about AAA Insurance

To get a AAA affiliation discount, you must be employed in a qualifying occupation or be a member of an affiliated group, like a credit union, professional organization, or alumni association. Qualifying occupations may include engineers, lawyers, and educators, though eligibility requirements vary by regional club. Depending on the group or profession, customers may be able to get a discount on a AAA membership and/or AAA insurance. Examples of Groups Eligible for AAA Affiliation Discounts Engineers Scientists Medical professionals, including pharmacists, doctors, dentists, and veterinarians Educators Lawyers Members of the Family Financial Credit Union Members of a four-year university alumni association Members of the CA Society of Certified Public Accountants This list is not exhaustive, since AAA does not publish its complete list of associated groups and professions. To see if you are eligible for an affiliation discount, you can call AAA at 1 (877) 387-8378.

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To get a AAA affiliation discount, you must be employed in a qualifying occupation or be a member of an affiliated group, like a credit union, professional organization, or alumni association. Qualifying occupations may include engineers, lawyers, and educators, though eligibility requirements vary by regional club. Depending on the group or profession, customers may be able to get a discount on a AAA membership and/or AAA insurance.

Examples of Groups Eligible for AAA Affiliation Discounts

Engineers
Scientists
Medical professionals, including pharmacists, doctors, dentists, and veterinarians
Educators
Lawyers
Members of the Family Financial Credit Union
Members of a four-year university alumni association
Members of the CA Society of Certified Public Accountants

This list is not exhaustive, since AAA does not publish its complete list of associated groups and professions. To see if you are eligible for an affiliation discount, you can call AAA at 1 (877) 387-8378.

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