Title: How Is the AARP Funded? | Sapling
Headings: How Is the AARP Funded?
How Is the AARP Funded?
History
Significance
Features
Considerations
Potential

Content: The payments are quite substantial, in part because the AARP has a proven successful track record in selling insurance policies and other retirement-focused investments to its substantial membership of seniors. Considerations
The AARP does have a significant political advocacy arm that spends tens of millions of dollars every year lobbying the government on issues of interest to its membership. In addition, the AARP receives millions per year from the federal government in subsidies for its work to provide education to seniors on issues related to health care, financial planning and retirement. The AARP is technically a nonpartisan advocacy group, and has lobbied legislators of both major parties. Potential
As a larger portion of Americans enter retirement age, the profits and size of the AARP are only likely to grow and diversify. The organization has changed substantially in the past decade alone. The baby boomers entering retirement will likely lead it to take on additional roles, but it's not certain what those might be. If anything, they are likely to increase their charitable actions, most notably their grant support for medical research and other such programs of potential benefit to seniors. resources
Federal Funding of the AARP
AARP Financial
AARP Charities