Well I haven't been an MVP since 2010 but I had a free Technet membership with mine, whoopee since I already had one, but I think they get an MSDN one now.
Addendum
To ensure that I have at least one OS working after my subscription ends I just changed the product key on my Vista back to my own copy. Had to do a phone activation but it worked fine. Also digging through my stockpile I notice that the only copy of Office that I actually own is 2007 Home & Student. which has extended support up to 2017. I guess that will have to do for now. Office is darned expensive to buy, but I'm afraid I don't like Open Office, otherwise I wouldn't have any worries. Now the only things I have to beat are Windows 7 Ultimate and possibly Windows 8 although I am rather leery of what will happen to that last one. The original W8 RTM key was Technet but I bought the upgrade and Media Center key which it now uses, (the MC edition uses its own activation key) so will it have rug pulled out from under it or not I wonder? Worst scenario is my having to purchase Win 7 Ultimate and Win 8 Pro DVD's (or downloads) and maybe Office Home and Business 2010 which is good until 2020. There's a place not far from here that specializes in MS Software and offers better prices than most places I've seen. They're reputable too as they supply Government departments....although I suppose one could argue that's not a really good recommendation. LOL
I'm planning rather early I realize as my Technet licenses are good until my subscription expires in April, 2014. I guess I will have to wait and see what happens on the day.