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davidf72743
Contributor ⭐
November 5, 2024

AARP and Hartford Insurance

  • November 5, 2024
  • 7 replies
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Hello,

 

I would like AARP to reconsider using AARP for you members to use. I was happy with them for 5 years then all of a sudden, my premium went up $600+ for the year. 
I thought Hartford was supposed to benefit seniors. I was with them for 5 years, perfect driving record, no tickets and a stellar credit score. 
They couldn't give me a reason why it went up so much and even the agent I spoke to said it was a substantial increase.
I found it unacceptable and dropped them.

AARP might want to reconsider their relationship with Hartford if they are doing that you your members.

 

Feel free to reach out to me if you'd like more information.


Thank you




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    pah5and9
    Contributor ⭐
    December 25, 2024

    My insurance went up $600. I have no accidents or citations. Hartford gives no explanations. I drive < 75 miles a week. AARP is an unregulated insurance agency that should be investigated by the D.C. Insurance Commissioner. AARP is not looking out for its members.

    Somebody is making money at our expense.

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      AARPConsumerCare
      Community Champion ⭐
      December 26, 2024

      pah5and9 We're sorry to hear you're having trouble with The Hartford insurance. We are listening and would like the chance to help as soon as possible. Please visit https://help.aarp.org/s/article/contact-aarp to chat, text, or speak with a representative who can get you in touch with our Member Relations team. - Christy C. 

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      JanetO299482
      Contributor ⭐⭐
      January 17, 2026

       I disagree with@ AARP CONSUMERCARE, It's  not like you don't  know about Hartford Auto Insurance , price gouging us seniors. You have been endorsing them for 35years . People have been complaining for awhile. You are suppose to be working to help save seniors money. Hartford pays AARP to use their data and the trust the name gives to seniors.

       How is this non profit a nonprofit, when they accept money?  Are they really looking out for us RETIRED PEOPLE ? Why are they now accepting people 50+? Why are non members allowed to be on the site?  If AARP wanted to have their name remain trusted, why is it endorsing companies that prey on the elderly? Have they become rich also off of the elderly?  I really don't see the advantage of a membership.

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      GaryWayne21119
      Contributor ⭐⭐
      January 2, 2025

      I have found Hartford has some of the highest rates and after a few years they increase their rate to existing policy holders substantially.  I have come to realize that the products sold on AARP benefit AARP not the members. 

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      ds14573874
      Contributor ⭐
      January 8, 2025

      The same happened with me starting with the New Year 2025. I too dropped them. Want angers me is AARP, I thought, was here to protect us, but instead seem to be falling into supporting Corp. GREED!  My insurance went up close to $600 dollars more to which I tried with a Hartford rep to change a few things to lower it. HA! $100 less. HA!   I went with another insurance company for the exact coverage as it was in 2024 for almost $900 less. Shame on promoting such a company that turns on those that have used them for many years.

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      StevenM390760
      Contributor ⭐⭐
      January 10, 2025

      I looked at the Hartford last year - whilst I didn't have an issue with price gouging (they weren't the cheapest for me but they weren't that far off)... I did however note that the price with using AARP or not was identical so no benefit here

       

      Unfortunately I'm very restricted on what home insurance I can use and bundle and the Hartford doesnt insure homes over a certain value - by using State Farm versus others I essentially get car insurance for free bundling so not going to use anyone else for now

       

      i just had my car insurance renewal quote as part of my bundle - for the first time I can remember my premium is lower (I've never been involved in an accident and never had any traffic fines)

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