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Faye of Casper, WY July 2, 2009

AARP is a complete false advertisement. They advertise that 'no medical questions are asked,' 'no one can ever be turned down for any reason.' They lie. I tried to get a 5000 life insurance policy for my husband, and was sent a refusal letter by AARP because he has MS. They are a fraud and are not forthright in their advertising. Others need to know this and not get their hopes up of finding affordable life insurance.

Scott of Colorado springs , CO May 19, 2009

After submitting our claim shortly after my mom passed, I started reading the reviews for AARP's life insurance. A good amount of them were very negative, so I expected the worst, since my mom was still within the initial two year period when she passed. Thirty days went by and I received the typical corporate letter stating that they were still investigating. I thought "oh boy here we go I will be lucky to get even a small percentage of our claim". Thirty more days went by and then I received another corporate letter, the only difference was, that this one had a check attached to it with the full claim amount plus two months interest!

Garold of Almond, NY January 21, 2009

In May of 2008 my wife took out a 50,000 life insurance policy. My wife died on 16 Oct 2008. I contacted New York Life and they sent the claim forms to me. The lady seem very concerned for my lost and explained to me what I was to do. I fill out the claim forms and sent them in the day after I received them. I received a letter saying that since the death occured with the first two years they would have to do an inquiry. I received a request for the release of medical records which I fill out and sent back. I received letters from the insurance every three or four weeks telling me where the claim stood.

Today January 20, 2009 I received a check for over 50,000. The extra money received was for interest incurred from the date of my wife's death. I would like to say that I am please with the AARP program and would highly recommend.

Robert of Belton, SC January 2, 2009

AARP advertises that the burial insurance rate will NEVER GO UP. I just received a notice that my rate will increase almost 50% this month, January 2009. They are quilty of false advertising to attrack business or they just plain out tell lies. I think AARP and NYLife Insurance should have to abide by their advertisement of NO RATE INCREASE.

Don of Mason, OH November 18, 2008

I'm a member of AARP and went to the web site to get a quote for life insurance. I could not use my AARP number. I reviewed the comments from others who have had problems. The last thing I want to is to leave my wife a problem with a insurance company. There fore I will not be contacting AARP for life insurance.

Thomas of Rockwell, NC November 17, 2008

AARP advertises no member will be turned down for AARP Life Insurance. I am and have been , a member for years. My Life insurance application was TURNED DOWN.

Tom of Du Bois, PA July 7, 2008

In attempting to get a rate quote online from AARP Life Insurance (New Yor Life), the online rate quote site rejected my VALID AARP number - 3 times ! Now if they can't coordinate something as simple as that, what confidence can I possibly have that AARP would corectly pay out the appropriate benefit to my spouse in the event of my demise?

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