Is it worth my while to sign up for AARP?
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If you don't mind most of your money going to support liberal causes.\n\nIf you lean to the right check out NASCON.\n\nIf you are middle of the road check them both out.
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you mean Apply? yes go to oldnavy.com
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I was in that search also. I'm a member of GA Wing in the C.A.P. I've been a member for 8 monthes and I've loved every minute of it. \n\nCAP is the way to go. We offer Orientation flights which are part of your approx. $50 yearly dues. You'll probably fly 4 times a year, and you actually fly the plane, not just fly in a plane. Also, CAP has flight academies so you can get your pilots license FREE!!!!\n\nWe also do Ground team tasks such as: Air Show security, Search and Rescue, Disaster Relief, Counter Drug, etc.\n\nYou'll learn about aerospace topics, survival skills, leadership-followership, military protocal, and much more.\n\nYour dues pays for...\nUniform (BDUs and Blues)\nMembership\nO-Flights\nVehicles\nInsurance\nMilitary discounts\nMore, More, and More!!!
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Yes it does.  I actually offer that part d plan to most of my patients.  It covers a wide range of medication which is beneficial to you the patient and also allows you to fill a 90 days supply of medication, so you only pay your copay every 3 months.\n\nHumana has a lot of drug restrictions and limits the patient to 30 days supplies on most meds.  Some expensive  brand name drugs are not covered without a Prior Authorization, which has to be submitted by your physician.\n\nYou can go to www.medicare.gov and check out the formulary finder.  Input all of the medication you are taking and the website will give you a list of which Part D plans cover all/most of your medications.\n\nBy far from my experience the AARP plan is one of the better of these part d plans.  Stay away from Sierra Health and Cigna.
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I know about them. They are a good idea and they are not...\n\nYes: They can offer free advice for you and make some small appearances on your behalf.\n\nNo: If you get in a jam and you need them you will have to pay money for the services but it will not be as much as normal.\n\nI guess you really need to determine if you really need to pay money for something like this... Will you use this service often??
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It depends where you want to take classes. Local YMCAs have a great array of decisions, usually public and that not price-y. Even if you're not a member!\nIf you want private classes, yes, it will be price-y. But that's your choice, of course!
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It may cost but worth it. It's either that or spend hundreds on seminars. If you want to do thet email me and I'll send you information.
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not good.  staubach cards aren;t that great to begin with, but that brand is crap.  you can always find out by taking it to a card shop or checking out a website run by beckett, they are a memorabilia appraiser, cards, toys, etc...  it will cost some money for the membership though, but you could probably check out the price of a couple more of your cards.\n\nSeriosuly, maybe a few dollars at best
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I've tried it.  The $7 weekly (or whatever they advertise) is not all the expense you'll occur.  That's the good part.  The part that will be very expensive is when you buy your food products each week/month from them.  This will certainly run you into the hundreds of dollars.  Also, they do have a plan where you can go out and buy your "own food", but this takes a lot of guesswork and creativity on your part each meal on how much to eat (calorie-wise, fat-wise, carbo-wise, etc.), portion to eat (in conjunction with the above-mentioned "wises"), creativity as far as not having to have the same old meals each day, etc).  The only good thing about buying their foods is that each one is already proportioned as to the amount you will have each meal, so you won't have to count calories, carbs, or anything else; but doing so costs you dearly.  \n\nPlus, having a membership for a year (which most people do that want to lose more than 10 pounds because in the long-run it's cheaper) will cost $100-150 +.  The membership includes all follow-up nutritional visits you may have during this time frame, including weigh-ins, consultations, etc.  \n\nThey do have supplements, but you do have a choice to buy them or not...the place I went to did not "push" the supplements on me....they told me I could buy them (expensive) or I could just wait and see how the initial plan was coming along before deciding to do so.  \n\nSo, you see, that $7 advertisement that have on television is JUST THE BEGINNING.  Get your checkbook out and ready!
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Columbia House allowed me to do that during the xmas holiday.  I had not planned on it, but I ordered several on the phone and then she asked me if I would prefer to be billed.  They may only do that if you are a member in good standing, I'm just not sure what the reqs are.
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May I suggest to you Ameri Plan's discount benefits program. They do not have any restrictions on ongoing conditions and you can start saving immediately. The plan includes savings on dental, vision, prescription and chiropractic care. I'd check them out. I'm so proud to be with them. I know I shouldn't advertise, but your need sounds great. Let me know if you have any questions. wlakin@ameriplan.net\n\nhttp://www.mybenefitsplus.com/40378118\n\nWe are currently running a promotion (ends May 31!) where you can try it out for 3 months for $23 total. This is a great service. You should check it out!
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Last time I checked you could for a fee of about $7 per month. I didn't think it was worth it though.\nGood Luck
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I've tried many so called "opportunities" in the past in which I had to pay money to get involved only to find out that I had to give more money to stay involved.\n\nI have been involved with this company about a month and I like it very much. There are NO sign-on, enrollment, maintenance, or other hidden fees at all. That's very impressive to me. I finally found a company that gives you free enrollment, free website, free accounting software, and free support.\n\nIf your interested in this rare opportunity, please e-mail me and I will set you up today and you can start your business today.
201997
You could if you be very carefull and ask your orthopedist before making any actions. I see many older people rippin up the moguls so you might as well take your chances.
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I have heard that people get that AARP newsletter and they have no idea how they got it.  Sounds like AARP has all the connections to that demographic!  Maybe they sell their mailing lists?
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Not always.  Do you have a Medi-gap policy with prescription coverage?  This may cover you and you do not need Medicare D.  If not, even though you do not have medications now, you may in the future.  If you try to sign up then, you will be penalized and it will cost you more per month.  Go to www.medicare.gov and check out the plans.  It could be helpful.  Good luck.
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I did it and man, is it expensive.  The commercials are misleading. It is not just $5 a week or 7 or whatever they are trying to sell you at the time.  The end of the year is $3 a week.\nYeah, right.  Wait til they sit you down and tell you all the other fees. And you have to purchase a program at that time and pay up front!  And the bars they push on you are so so expensive and their supplements. So be prepared!!!  I lost at first and then got discouraged by all the money.  I ended up leaving the program.  You can do that if it isn't working out.  They keep a certain amount, which they tell you about the first visit, then for the weeks you didn't use up yet and any bars you might want to a refund for. (Yes, they get you to buy a certain amount , hundreds of dollars worth, of bars up front, or you pay full price-like $14.99 a box each time you need a box. It's one box a week you "need".)\nThe plan is decent.  According to your weight, you get a certain color plan .  Drink lots of water and there is food on the plan.  I felt hungry.\nMake an informed decision.  You can back out at your first consultation.  Good luck.