AARP

You can get the AARP car insurance discount if you are 50+ years of age, an AARP member and you purchase coverage through The Hartford AARP Auto Insurance Program. You will also need to have a valid driver's license from your state of residency and the vehicle registration for the car you drive. You can get up to 10% off your car insurance premium and get access to exclusive benefits such as lifetime car repair assurance, new car replacement and financial help if you get injured in a car accident. The program is available in most states.

Other benefits include accident forgiveness, a disappearing deductible, emergency roadside assistance and rental car reimbursement. 

In addition, Allstate gives current AARP members 20% off its roadside assistance coverage, even if they don't use Allstate as their insurer. Mature drivers, whether AARP members or not, might also be able to obtain a discount for taking a driver safety course depending on the state and insurer.

To get the AARP driver safety course insurance discount (up to 15%), pay $21.95 to enroll in the AARP SmartDriver course online, complete the course within 60 days and pass the final test. The online course takes four to eight hours to complete, depending on the state. AARP then provides an electronic certificate that can be sent to insurance companies as the proof needed to qualify for a discount.

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Yes, AARP does have car insurance, which it offers through The Hartford. AARP auto insurance from The Hartford includes great discounts and benefits such as roadside assistance coverage, car replacement coverage for new cars up to 15,000 miles, and rates as low as $756 per year.

AARP car insurance is only offered to members over the age of 50. You cannot get discounted rates or program benefits through AARP's partnership with The Hartford unless you...

AARP auto insurance costs around $132 per month, on average—or about $1,584 per year. AARP's car insurance program is provided to members through The Hartford, and it offers competitive rates coupled with unique discounts and benefits.

Keep in mind that individual car insurance rates may vary. The average above is based on a 60-year-old good driver in the most populous California ZIP codes. Individual rates depend on many things including age, driving history and location.

The AARP Rewards program is a free loyalty program that allows participants to earn points through various activities and redeem them for rewards. Additionally, AARP members, who pay $16 per year, the price of an AARP membership, enjoy enhanced benefits. They receive an additional 50% in points compared to non-members and gain exclusive access to reserved rewards. Here's how the program generally works:

How To Earn AARP Points

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No, AARP points cannot be redeemed for cash. However, AARP Rewards points can be redeemed for a variety of other items and experiences.

AARP Rewards Redemption Options

• Sweepstakes entries
• Gift cards (including discounted gift cards to top brands)
• Local deals and discounts to favorite stores, restaurants, grocery stores, box stores, clothing stores, and more
• Magazines
• Charitable contributions
• Discounts for travel (including cruise lines, hotels, and airlines)