LifeLock™ by Norton - An AARP Member Benefit (2024)

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LifeLock™ by Norton - An AARP Member Benefit? ›

Identity Theft Protection Plans Starting at $6.99/Month

The LifeLock Senior plan is $19.99 per month, plus additional costs for taxes. There are no additional fees or anything else to purchase.

LifeLock Identity Alert system.

AARP uses LifeLock's identity theft protection engine to alert you if your Social Security number (SSN), name, address, or date of birth are used in some credit or service applications or leaked to the Dark Web.

What is the difference between LifeLock Standard and Norton 360 with LifeLock Select? LifeLock Standard doesn't include features to help protect your devices or tools to help protect your online privacy like those included with Norton 360.

Members save up to 44% off identity theft protection plans that detect and alert you to threats you could miss on your own. If your identity is stolen, LifeLock will help fix it. Terms apply. You'll leave AARP and go to the website of a trusted provider.

LifeLock's lower-tier plans may feature competitive prices, but they lack the coverage and protection provided by competitor packages in this price range. In fact, LifeLock's Standard plans may still leave you vulnerable and unsupported when dealing with credit or financial fraud.

Protect your identity with LifeLock. As a AAA member, get 30 days free and over 25% off for the lifetime of your membership. LifeLock helps prevent identity thieves from ruining your good name by: Reducing junk mail and pre-approved credit card offers.

IdentityForce. TransUnion-owned IdentityForce is the best of both worlds if you're trying to decide between LifeLock and Aura. You get a good mix of the unique services LifeLock offers but pay monthly or yearly fees that are closer to Aura's more affordable price point. This is particularly true for families.

The Bottom Line: LifeLock Isn't Always Worth the Price

All Identity Guard plans come with Dark Web and high risk transaction monitoring, Safe Browsing tools, $1 million identity theft insurance for each adult plan member, and more. Plus, you'll pay the same price each year — no skyrocketing renewal rates.

Which LifeLock plan is best? ›

LifeLock Ultimate Plus with Norton 360

If you have substantial assets to protect the LifeLock Ultimate Plus plan is the best option out there. With higher levels of identity theft coverage, monitoring of all three credit bureaus, and 401(k) and investment account activity alerts, you'll gain a lot more peace of mind.

Identity and Social Security Number Alerts

It's the foundation for all LifeLock services. We monitor for fraudulent use of your Social Security number, name, address, or date of birth in applications for credit and services.

Most of our services are offered as automatically renewing subscriptions to help our customers avoid lapses in their service. With an automatically renewing subscription, you have continuous access to your service without having to worry about expiration dates.

Renew your AARP Membership for $9 per year when you sign up for a 5-year term.

AARP offers big discounts tailored to its members

Through AARP, members can access reduced rates on gym memberships, fitness trackers and even telemedicine services — all of which may be crucial for staying healthy during your senior years. And, travel discounts have been, and remain, a cornerstone of AARP benefits.

AARP^® Vision Discounts provided by EyeMed

You save 50% on prescription lenses with the purchase of a frame at LensCrafters, 30% on complete pair of glasses (frames and lenses) at Glasses.com, and you save an additional $10 on a complete pair at Target Optical.

IdentityForce. TransUnion-owned IdentityForce is the best of both worlds if you're trying to decide between LifeLock and Aura. You get a good mix of the unique services LifeLock offers but pay monthly or yearly fees that are closer to Aura's more affordable price point. This is particularly true for families.

While identity theft and fraud can strike people of all ages, senior citizens may be particularly vulnerable, for several reasons.