Is AARP a good insurance company?

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Asked November 29, 2011

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The American Association of Retired Persons, while it is not an insurance company, offers a full range of insurance products to members from well-respected insurance companies. One of the main benefits of purchasing insurance coverage, whether it is life, health, auto or home coverage is the ability to secure top name insurance at discount prices, thanks to the ability to purchase through group insurance.

Financial Rating
AARP insurance is provided through industry leaders such as the Hartford Group, New York Life, and Foremost, and Real Legacy. Depending on which line of insurance you are purchasing, your investment is secure because AARP only provides access through companies which are highly rated by financial ratings groups such as the A. M. Best company. Sample ratings of these companies are New York Life - A++, Real Legacy - A-, and Hartford - A. AARP checks out their partner insurers for quality and long-term outlook so that their customers are assured of purchasing from some of the best companies in the insurance industry.

Customer Satisfaction
Because AARP carefully selects the companies they partner with, customer satisfaction in AARP member insurance remains high and positive. The organization has built a trusted reputation of providing outstanding customer service, a trait they insist on from their partner companies as well.

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Company Availability
AARP is available throughout the United States, but partner companies may be limited to specific locations. If you are interested in purchasing insurance coverage through an AARP partner, take the time to research the company and make sure that they are licensed to sell insurance in your state. Many of the companies they deal with are licensed nationwide, but it is your responsibility to make sure you are dealing with a company that sells insurance for your specific location.

The Bottom Line
AARP members receive group rates on many lines of insurance, underwritten by leading names in the insurance industry. They check the financial strength of the companies for you, and only deal with companies that have a reputation for ou5tstanding customer service. AARP insurance offerings are only available to AARP members, which limits access to those who are 55 years old or older.

Answered November 29, 2011 by Anonymous

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