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Well now....AARP is an senior association....once you hit 50 years old and up...you qualify for the rest of your life! Ain't that sweet?
United Healthcare is the company, who bid and won, the contract with AARP/ It's probably a 10 year deal....or so, but eventually it will be rebid again. I remember when it was Prudential before that, and Colonial Penn before that.
So the heavy rebuttal here is ....are you ready?
The heavy rebuttal here is....YOUR INSURANCE IS NOT GUARANTEED RENEWABLE. Why? because they all are on a master contract that AARP negotiated ...and once that expires....the next co picks it up.....unless everything got disbanded ( not likely, but who knows?) They run it anyway they like .. So if they like calling in to a 800 # and talking to an indifferent stranger, and having insurance that is based on a master contract...that's their choice. you on the other had, are licensed with their local DOI, Your company had to be licensed to do business in your state, and they had to set up reserves for claims.
United Healthcare is the company, who bid and won, the contract with AARP/ It's probably a 10 year deal....or so, but eventually it will be rebid again. I remember when it was Prudential before that, and Colonial Penn before that.
So the heavy rebuttal here is ....are you ready?
The heavy rebuttal here is....YOUR INSURANCE IS NOT GUARANTEED RENEWABLE. Why? because they all are on a master contract that AARP negotiated ...and once that expires....the next co picks it up.....unless everything got disbanded ( not likely, but who knows?) They run it anyway they like .. So if they like calling in to a 800 # and talking to an indifferent stranger, and having insurance that is based on a master contract...that's their choice. you on the other had, are licensed with their local DOI, Your company had to be licensed to do business in your state, and they had to set up reserves for claims.