1. Flight discounts

One of the best things about being a retiree or a soon-to-be retiree is that you have the chance and the financial resources to travel anywhere you would like. You spent a lot of your time working and serving people, taking care of your family, paying your taxes, and being a good human being overall, so now you deserve to take some time off and treat yourself, right?

If you have an AARP membership, don’t click the purchase button on your flight tickets until you read this. You save some cash on your next getaway, thanks to your AARP membership.

British Airways, for instance, gives you the chance to do so. You can save up to $65 on World Traveller (Economy) and World Traveller Plus (Premium Economy), but that is not all. You can also get roughly $200 off the Club World (Business Class) tariff if you buy round-trip transatlantic tickets to over 100 destinations worldwide, from Asia to Africa or Europe to the Middle East.

Other companies, such as American Airlines, United Airlines, Frontier Airlines, Delta Airlines, British Airways, and JetBlue Airways, don’t have specific discounts for AARP members, but you can check their deals from the AARP Travel Center Powered by Expedia.