AARP Health Insurance

AARP Health Insurance

AARP health insurance is big business for AARP. AARP services approximately seven million people with health insurance in partnership with United Healthcare and it plans to double the number of people it sells health insurance to.

Many of AARP members buy supplemental plans that beef up the coverage they get from the government, but the deal in 2007 with United Health and Aetna is to target a slightly younger crowd. The 50 to 64 age AARP members still working.

Dawn Sweeny the chief executive of AARP said that there is a great need in the 50 to 64 population particularly for affordable quality health care, with about 7.1 million people uninsured in that age. Older Americans who do not get their health insurance from their jobs often find that private coverage is too expensive to afford. With 38 million members AARP's size should help it keep prices down.

Sweeny also said that AARP expects to rake in roughly $4.4 billion in health insurance, health care royalties over the next seven years.

That is about $115 per member that AARP will receive in health insurance royalties. If you use the current figures doubling to 14 million AARP members with health insurance through AARP's partners United Heathcare and Aetna then that will be about $314 that AARP will receive in health insurance royalties over the next seven years from members with health insurance.

Health insurance is not cheap, in fact it is expensive and mostly does not cover all of the associated costs with health care. The balance has to be paid for by the AARP member.

So often you hear of people taking out second mortgages or others raising money for their friends or family to cover the balance of the health care costs not covered by health insurance.

There are so many situations in life where the income from jobs or 401k retirement plans do not meet all of lifes expenses. What to do? A second job or a home business. A home business that has a no fail guarantee is Tomorrows Home Business.

Tomorrows Home Business has a business model where you cannot fail provided you follow the plan. Tomorrows Home Business is not a get rich quick plan but if you do follow the plan you can get rich but it is get rich slow.

Dr Raymond Jewel PhD Economic Adviser has a presentation on Thursdays at 6pm Pacific in the conference room. It is a live interactive presentation where you can ask questions about the business model. Because Dr Jewel is an economist he deals in figures and statistics every day. With that insight Dr Jewel has produced an economic model for Tomorrows Home Business which is mind boggling when you see the power of compounding income.

There is also a members workshop on Sundays again at 6pm where you are also welcome to attend and see the economic model again as well as see some of the marketing tools that are used to market this home business.

When you see the kind of income that anyone can earn then you will never have to worry about AARP's health insurance payout shortfall if you ever need health care.

With that said visit the Tomorrows Home Business web site and if you want someone to contact you then fill out your details at this contact page and I or someone else will contact you to discuss Tomorrows Home Business.

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