Swagbucks has an offer that not only lets you join AARP for free, but you’ll make $8 in profit for doing so! This is another moneymaker deal with Swagbucks. See how below.
Ninja Update: A year later, the deal is back, but this time for 150 SB points. This is a lot less points than before, but you can use the AARP membership for many perks and benefits, including to boost the interest rate offered with the popular Marcus by Goldman Sachs savings account.
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About Swagbucks?
Swagbucks is an online cash back site that pays you doing things like shopping at your favorite retailers, taking surveys, and playing games. Since launching in 2006, Swagbucks has given away almost $400 million in cash and rewards!
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Swagbucks AARP Membership Offer
Swagbucks is offering 2,000 “Swagbucks” for joining AARP. A Swagbuck is worth 1 cent per point so 2,000 Swagbucks is worth $20. An AARP membership is only $12 so like I said, you’re going to make $8 in profit for doing this deal.
AARP also comes with several useful benefits too. My favorites are all the discounts they offer at major hotels and getting $65-$200 off every single British Airways flight!
How To Get Offer
Here’s the direct link to take you to the offer. To find it manually, go to the search bar located at the top and search for “AARP”. You’ll see an offer pop out offering 2,000 points:
Click on “View Offer” and complete the deal. Keep in mind you need to keep auto-renewal on. The 2,000 points will post after 32 days though, so just remember to cancel after that.
You DO have a whole year to cancel, so if you can take advantage of the AARP benefits I would just stay a member for a while. I decided to keep mine and made use of it with the Marcus by Goldman Sachs savings account (AARP members get an interest rate boost).
Related:
Swagbucks AARP Offer Terms & Conditions
- SB will appear as Pending for 32 days.
- Must enter valid sign-up information, including credit card information to earn SB.
- SB may be revoked if you cancel within 32 days.
- Offer may only be redeemed once (1) per user.
Redeeming Swagbucks
On the upper-right hand corner of your Swagbucks account, it will list the amount of Swagbucks you have next to a smiley face. If you click on that, a drop-down menu will appear with “Redeem SB” as one of the options.
There, you can redeem your points for cash by choosing either a PayPal payment or Visa Rewards Card. You can also redeem them on a 1:1 basis at popular places like Amazon, Walmart, or iTunes.
The Bottom Line
Swagbucks constantly offers deals like this and they’re easy money makers. A lot of The Money Ninja readers made an easy $140 by doing the LifeLock and Vuse offers.
I find Swagbucks to have great customer service too. Whenever I have an issue, a quick email to them usually resolves the problem. This is particular useful is something doesn’t track right.
Easy money and now I can do all those BA deals that TPG writes about.