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How Much Money Do You Save On Walt Disney World Tickets...

New postby Devon » 28 Oct 2012, 16:13

How much money do you save on walt disney world tickets with AAA insurance membership?

Looking for 5 day park hopper tickets. Cheapest I can find them is $250.00 each for adult tickets.
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New postby Aaron » 28 Oct 2012, 16:13

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Does anyone have a promotional code for buying AAA...

New postby Tereasa » 28 Oct 2012, 16:13

Does anyone have a promotional code for buying AAA membership auto insurance?

The online application asks you to enter a promotional code if I have one - I don't, but I'd sure like one. :)
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New postby Wonda » 28 Oct 2012, 16:13

If you JOIN the American Automobile Association, you will get YOUR promotional code.
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Is having car insurance the same as membership?

New postby Ginette » 28 Oct 2012, 16:13

When I purchased my car almost a year ago, the dealer offered to pay for my car insuranse with his credit card because my college credit card had not yet been activated. He just said to pay him back as soon as I could because he was a friend of my mom. So I did, but I just got a letter from AAA saying I have to pay $50 to renew my membership. For a whole year I was never billed monthly from AAA but they sent me a card. I have no idea if car insuranse is the same as membership.
I don't know if I have been driving for a whole year without insurance and I feel like the car dealer lied about getting me insurance and just got me a membership. Thank you very much.
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New postby Reinaldo » 28 Oct 2012, 16:13

Membership in the AAA does not give you auto insurance. You have to buy your own auto insurance. As you might know, by now, dealers will tell you anything to sell you a car.
In most states now, the insurance company is required to send you an insurance identification card, as proof of insurance if you get stopped by the police.
If no insurance company sent you a card, assume the worst, you do not have insurance.
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Will insurance pay for a membership to a gym?

New postby Maryellen » 28 Oct 2012, 16:13

I am trying to lose weight so that I can better my health, and live a long life to see my son grow up. However my income isnt all that great, will Health insurance companies pay for a membership to a gym so that I can get better. I have obstructive sleep apnea, Type 2 Diabetes, High blood pressure, amongst other medical problems.
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New postby Thea » 28 Oct 2012, 16:13

Some companies will especially if your insurance is from your employment. You have to check with the company. They don't usually pay for the whole thing but part of it. If you can't afford a gym and your insurance won't pay then start exercising on your own. You don't need a treadmill to walk. Check with your school district and see if they have swimming programs for adults. If you want to lose weight there are a lot of ways to do it if you are determined to better your health.
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Insurance should cover trainers and gym membership?

New postby Shayla » 28 Oct 2012, 16:13

An unhealthy weight causes so many heath issues, why isn't a trainer or gym membership cover by insurance? Why do doctors tell people to lose weight, then never tell them how? Do you think it should be covered or not?
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New postby Ferne » 28 Oct 2012, 16:13

Yes, it should be covered. I think that if insurance companies started to cover gym memberships they would have to pay out less for diseases caused by obesity. My insurance company will pay out $100 per year for either toward a gym membership, a message, acupuncture treatment but only $100 per year per one of those listed. But, maybe insurance companies are in it for the money and if we all got really healthy, they wouldn't make money?
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Does Humana insurance cover the membership of LA Fitness?

New postby Wayne » 28 Oct 2012, 16:13

Does Humana insurance cover the membership of LA Fitness? Does Humana insurance cover the membership of LA Fitness?
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New postby Mariko » 28 Oct 2012, 16:13

Many HMO's now offer discounted or basic memberships to gyms now. You will have to check with your administrator since who they contract with is based largely on what part of the country you live in and what companies are available where you live.
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If dr prescribes work out ,will insurance pay for gym...

New postby Garnet » 28 Oct 2012, 16:13

If dr prescribes work out ,will insurance pay for gym membership?

I am disabled due to broken neck, I am not paralized just bad pain and messed up neck and back.
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New postby Tony » 28 Oct 2012, 16:13

Not a gym membership, but physical therapy. I have a three level fusion in my neck, and other problems with my low back. I did the therapy for awhile, but found I could simulate the exercises at home. Instead of lifting weights, I use a large can of soup. The weight is comparable, and I can work at my own pace. Walking helps alot, you wouldn't think it could help your neck, but it does. I try to walk daily, I cannot walk far, but if I take breaks and just take my time, I can get a mile of walking done. Deep moist heat helps with pain in the muscles. Rice socks are cheap to make, and work well. It gets blood circulating, which helps the muscles heal and stay strong. I take Methadone for pain management, with Vicodin mixed in on the days when the pain is over the top. It's a frustrating condition, being relatively young and still wanting to be active. I'm sure you can relate to that, the mind wants to be out having fun and remembers the "good" days, while your neck and back say,"My god, have you not had enough!!!! The main thing I have learned from being in chronic severe pain, is you have to accept the hand you have been dealt, you can enjoy your life, but you are going to have to learn other ways to enjoy it. I can't do alot of the things I did in the past, but I can still enjoy life. Good luck to you.
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Will health insurance cover my gym membership?

New postby Clarice » 28 Oct 2012, 16:13

Heard that some health insurance companies are paying or co paying for health club memerships dues. Heard that some health insurance companies are paying or co paying for health club memerships dues.
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New postby Joycelyn » 28 Oct 2012, 16:13

Call the number on your insurance card and ask them if this is a covered benefit. Also, some employers reimburse you money for gym memberships and other health-related services. Check with your human resources department.
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