AARP’s 2020 Form 990 shows that the organization reported $1.6 billion in revenue, with roughly $1 billion, or over 60%, from royalty revenue. Meanwhile, membership dues contributed under 20% of total revenue.
Friday, December 10, 2021
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When I was nearing 50 I talked to my mother about AARP as she was very well versed on insurance, senior discounts, etc.
ReplyDeleteShe said AARP is a scam. All they are is an insurance broker and everything they offer can be found much cheaper somewhere else. They also funnel a lot of money into leftist organizations.
Your correct Steve, AMAC is not a leftist
DeleteTo be fair, most organizations these days are scams that funnel a lot of money to leftists.
DeleteFor those with short memories, this joke of an organization supported Obamacare lock stock and barrel. I was only in my 40s then but learned right away, they would NEVER get any support from me.
ReplyDeleteJoined 25 years ago when my wife turned 55. Quit them 15 years ago. Can't stomach their left wing politics.
ReplyDeleteThe back the leftist commie party.
ReplyDeleteAARP was one of the main players in helping the worst electoral mistake since the peanut farmer from Plains ga (aka Obama) ram Obamacare up the country's ass, and the sun will start orbiting the earth before I become a member.
ReplyDeleteHarry Reid ran it up our asses through budget reconciliation. Give credit where credits due. John "shitstain" McCain POS could have stopped it.
DeleteMy parents signed up for AARP because the person was so nice and sweet talking to Mom, who ran the finances in the family. Dad went along because he hated to argue with Mom.
ReplyDeleteWhen I turned 50, all of their minions crawled out from under rocks and tried to get me to sign up for their BS. I worked a contract in southern PA a few years after I turned 50. The AARP office was in the same building as my apartment, and the guy running the office kept insisting that I needed to sign up. He also harassed a female co-worker that rented an apartment nearby. I finally told the guy that if he didn't knock off his BS, I was going to drag him behind my car on the client's test track, which had rumble strips for testing military vehicles. I might have destroyed my car, but seeing him go to pieces might have been worth it.
AARP reps make used car salesmen look like nuns by comparison.
When I turned 35 I started getting brochures and solicitations from AARP. After about 20 years and several address changes they finally stopped. (Yes, they followed to my new address even though I had zero contact with them.) I saw who they really are even then. I mean, all their offerings are through 3rd parties. That right there should tell you all you need to know.
ReplyDeleteFuck Joe Biden.
I looked at the politics of AARP and never joined.
ReplyDeleteExactly. Every appeal they have ever made involves picking the pockets of taxpayers for the benefit of the retired population.
DeleteI packed the materials they sent me into their postage-paid return envelopes and sent it back several times, and they eventually got the hint.
I don't remember just what it was that set me off, but I've wanted nothing to do with AARP since I was in my early 20's.
ReplyDeleteAARP American Association of Retarded Persons and I apologize for insulting people with underdeveloped brain capacity.
ReplyDeleteI would only be repeating what everyone else has said if I commented further. However, back when they were mailing me stuff every month, I finally got them to stop by sending their application back with one word written on it.
LAWSUIT.
Like the NRA, I wouldn't piss on AARP if it was on fire.
Nemo
I can't stand those bastards,
ReplyDeleteAnti; America, guns, motorcycle, freedom of association,
Pro
Every god damn thing the communist agenda is for
Fuck them along with slo joe and kamel toe
JD
It took me 6 months of emails & phone calls to get AARP to stop the harassing, full color brochures & propaganda sent to me but so far I am free of the mailings..
ReplyDeleteToll-Free Nationwide: (1-888-687-2277)
Anyone can clearly see there is NO benefit in being an AARP member. They're essentially an insurance broker. Greedy SOB's that do nothing for seniors but try to direct them to subpar insurance plans. IMO.
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