[MayflowerMadam]

We love AMAC and when we used to get AARP literature we’d take their SASE, stuff it full of AMAC literature and stick it in the mail. It took a couple years, but we don’t AARP junk any more.

When we approached Medicare age, AMAC hooked us up with a wonderful agent who helped us through that nightmare, and shopped around for a great supplemental plan for us. That was five years ago, and we still use him for a resource when we have questions.

[Big Red Badger]

AMAC,,,

I need advice like that.
Just turned 64 and retirement is
Intimidating.
Talked to a “Financial Adviser”
and he is about Stocks and Bonds.
I need “Nuts and Bolts “
Guidelines.
I’ll check for a Website
Thanks!

[Wonder Warthog]

"We love AMAC and when we used to get AARP literature we’d take their SASE, stuff it full of AMAC literature and stick it in the mail. It took a couple years, but we don’t AARP junk any more."

I'm gonna have to try that (I belong to AMAC). I'm 71, and AARP has been sending me stuff since I was 50. It all gets trashed.

[PeterPrinciple]

We love AMAC

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a little more information as to why?