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Old Nov 5th 2005 | 5:25 pm
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Just for the over 50s this:

AARP http://www.aarp.org/
Do an over 50s driving course ..which is really boring
and I have too do 2 afternoons next week doing it ..
the course cost $10 each ...BUT ..
it gives us about a $100 a year discount thru our insurance company for 3 years .. then you have to do the course again.. A pain... but worth it ..
The membership of AARP is only $12.50 and have lots of other benefits
worth looking at if you are over 50 ...
 
Old Nov 5th 2005 | 6:22 pm
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We seem to be getting loads of those offers...supposed to be for FIL, but they come here instead....gets double bonus with the teacher association thingy as well...hmmm...
 
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We seem to be getting loads of those offers...supposed to be for FIL, but they come here instead....gets double bonus with the teacher association thingy as well...hmmm...

Guess you must have been looking old recently then bob ?
 
Old Nov 6th 2005 | 3:34 am
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Originally Posted by Ray
Just for the over 50s this:

AARP http://www.aarp.org/
Do an over 50s driving course ..which is really boring
and I have too do 2 afternoons next week doing it ..
the course cost $10 each ...BUT ..
it gives us about a $100 a year discount thru our insurance company for 3 years .. then you have to do the course again.. A pain... but worth it ..
The membership of AARP is only $12.50 and have lots of other benefits
worth looking at if you are over 50 ...
My in-laws joined the AARP as soon as they became eligible. I'm sure the main draw was for the associated discounts like the one Ray mentions.



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Old Nov 6th 2005 | 4:58 am
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Guess you must have been looking old recently then bob ?
certainly feeling it at times, especially with winter coming in
 
Old Nov 6th 2005 | 5:40 am
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Do you have to do a slalom around some cones with your Zimmer frame Ray?
 
Old Nov 6th 2005 | 5:48 am
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Do you have to do a slalom around some cones with your Zimmer frame Ray?
OH NO!!! there is no actual driving ...thats too dangerous ..half the class are registered blind people anyway..
you just sit and let somewhere rattle away for a few hours ..I usually nod off ..
 
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Got to admit to being a member myself.
Although I moved from Maryland to Connecticut and around the same time paid off the HP !! on one of our vans (the other we already owned) my premiums with AARP (through The Hartford) went from $2,400 to $1,100 a year.
Main reason is because they only insure people over 50 they cut out subsidising all of the younger drivers who obviously have a higher accident/claims record.
If you know what I mean.
 
Old Nov 7th 2005 | 7:35 am
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Default Re: 55 Alive

Originally Posted by Ray
Just for the over 50s this:

AARP http://www.aarp.org/
Do an over 50s driving course ..which is really boring
and I have too do 2 afternoons next week doing it ..
the course cost $10 each ...BUT ..
it gives us about a $100 a year discount thru our insurance company for 3 years .. then you have to do the course again.. A pain... but worth it ..
The membership of AARP is only $12.50 and have lots of other benefits
worth looking at if you are over 50 ...
Ray- I believe they waive the 12.50 for geezers over 70, so soon you can save a bit more.
 

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