On December 22, 2008 I received a notice from the State saying my vehicles were not insured. On December 29th I called AARP and they said they had forgotten to renew my policy but that I was covered. On January 6, 2009 I received my policy but the rates had increased by 20%. I called and they told me that since I was over 60 my rates increased. I told them this was unacceptable and purchased my auto policy through GEICO. Now AARP is saying that since I canncelled my policy they will be charging me 10% of the expired premium. I have tried to... read full review »