AMAC — The Association of Mature American Citizens

AMAC, conservative membership association for Americans over 50

AMAC (The Association of Mature American Citizens) is a conservative-oriented membership association for Americans aged 50 and older. Founded in 2007 by Dan Weber, the organization claims more than two million members and presents itself as a voice for mature Americans. Membership costs $17 per year and includes a spouse at no additional cost.

Medicare and Social Security guidance services

The association offers Medicare guidance through licensed, U.S.-based agents, with no call centers or sales scripts, according to its presentation. The service includes reviewing doctors and prescriptions before recommending options, and the entity states that members typically save more than $2,000 when switching plans, with over 50,000 members assisted. The website details content on Medicare basics, Medicare Advantage, Medicare Supplement, enrollment periods, and a Part B penalty calculator.

In the area of Social Security, AMAC offers help with full retirement age, retirement planning, and a required minimum distributions (RMD) calculator. It also covers dental and vision insurance, health insurance for those under 65, life insurance and long-term care, as well as retirement income planning.

Discounts and member benefits

The benefits program includes discounts on travel and lodging, insurance, food and dining, shopping and gifts, wireless and technology, health and wellness, identity protection, entertainment, automotive, banking, credit and taxes, home and real estate, and financial planning. The association states that it offers more than 150 benefits and that just one of them can cover the annual dues several times over. Among the examples cited is Liberty Lane Roadside, with 24/7 roadside assistance plans backed by more than 35,000 service providers nationwide.

Publications and informational content

AMAC publishes AMAC Magazine, with the July/August 2026 issue available on the website, and free email newsletters. Its Newsline section offers daily information aimed at patriotic readers, with coverage of politics, elections, the economy, Social Security, health, and national security. The website also includes regular columns such as Scam Watch, with a new alert every Tuesday; Echoes of Exceptionalism, by Phill Kline, weekly; and The Weekly Devotional, by Jonathan Griffin, weekly. Other sections cover faith, active living, history, money, cooking, travel, book club, and everyday life.

Political action and representation

Through AMAC Action, the organization deploys 350 trained volunteer delegates, with a presence in every congressional district, and claims an army of more than 360,000 activists. According to its presentation, its delegates reach all 535 members of Congress and work to protect Social Security, defend the Constitution, and fight government overreach. The association promotes campaigns such as the SAVE America Act, Faith First Alliance, The 2050 Movement, and Living with Dignity at Home, and offers tools to sign petitions, send messages to representatives, and look up contact information for senators and representatives.

AMAC also organizes events for members, such as the AMAC Action NC-08 Inaugural Freedom Forum, and conducts surveys among its members to set priorities. The organization defines itself by the values of faith, family, and freedom.