AARP Memorial Day sale drops to $11 memberships for ages 18+ and up

When you think of Memorial Day sales, you’re probably picturing sales on clothing or grills, not savings on your prescription meds or airline tickets.

But if you like saving money, AARP’s got a deal that’s actually worth paying attention to, and guess what? Despite popular belief, AARP is not just for seniors; it’s actually eligible for people 18+ and up.

You don’t need to be retired. You don’t need to be rich. You just need to like saving money and making smarter choices.

Now through June 4, AARP is cutting the price of its annual membership to $11 a month with a 5-year membership. And before you roll your eyes and scroll on, consider this savory thought: One single AARP benefit can often pay for the whole thing.

AARP is the country’s largest nonprofit, nonpartisan organization. It has saved $25 billion on Medicare prescription drug costs through years of policy advocacy.

AARP Memorial Day Sale

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Membership usually starts at $16 a year, but with this limited-time Memorial Day deal, it’s $11 with a 5-year membership. As an AARP member, you will get a free secondary membership for any adult in your household

They also hook members up with 200+ discounts from national brands you actually know, think hotels, car rentals, dining, entertainment…even eye exams. And if you’ve got time to kill, AARP Rewards lets you learn, earn points and cash them in for more deals.

So this Memorial Day, skip the overpriced grill sets and do something for your future self and join AARP instead — or both but use your membership to sniff out the best price.

Learn everything you need to know about AARP here.

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