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ARRL Raises Dues, Makes Print Magazines Added-Cost Options

he ARRL Board of Directors approved a 20% dues increase and a major shift in member benefits at its July meeting. Starting next year, standard one-year dues will increase from $49 to $59, and will continue to include access to the digital editions of all four ARRL publications, and the However, print editions of the magazines – including – will become added-cost options at $25 per publication per year, bringing the cost of a traditional one-year ARRL membership with print to $84. According to a letter to members from ARRL President Rick Roderick, K5UR, it is the League’s first dues increase in 22 years.

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