AARP Military Discount for Veterans

Julie Provost

Military Discount for Veterans on AARP Membership

AARP (the American Association of Retired Persons) offers a special membership offer for veterans. According to the official site, joining AARP includes access to discounts, the AARP magazine, and “important information on health, Medicare, and Social Security. ”

AARP offers military cash back discounts and related offers when you register with ID.me.

What is the AARP Military Discount?

The discount applies against the standard AARP membership rate. Check the official site to learn current rates, as they are subject to change. At the time of press, military sign-ups qualified for discounts of up to 43% off the membership fee. The amount of your military discount depends on how long you sign up for, from one year to five years, for the most savings. There is a signup option in Spanish.

How Do You Get the Discount?

Sign up on the official website.

Can This Discount Be Used Online?

Yes. For more info, see the AARP official site.

About AARP

AARP was founded in 1958 by Dr. Ethel Percy Andrus, a retired high school principal. It was born from the National Retired Teachers Association (NRTA), which she established in 1947. Andrus sought to promote her philosophy of productive aging and the importance of health insurance for retired teachers.

In 1963, AARP established an international presence by founding ARPI (Association of Retired Persons International). It disbanded in 1969, although AARP still has a worldwide presence. Their founding principles are to promote independence, dignity, and purpose for older persons, to enhance the quality of life for older persons, and to encourage older people “To serve, not to be served.”

We highly recommend reviewing our Retiree Military Benefits Guide.

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