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    Here's How Seniors Can Save up to 60% Off a New Sam's Club Membership

    By Natasha Gabrielle,

    6 hours ago

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    Many people invest in warehouse club memberships to save money when buying groceries and household goods. Getting discounts on everyday essentials can help you keep more money in your checking account . However, you must pay an annual membership fee to access the deals at retailers like Sam's Club.

    It may be more affordable than you realize to join. If you're a senior who is 55 or older, you can get a discount on a new Sam's Club membership. The retailer is promoting savings of up to 60% to eligible new members who join. Here's what you need to know about this discount.

    A look at the membership types at Sam's Club

    Sam's Club offers more than one membership type. The company offers a Club membership for $50 annually, which allows members to shop deals in-club and online. The retailer also offers its Plus membership for $110 per year.

    A Plus membership includes the same perks as a Club membership and additional benefits like free curbside pickup on eligible orders, free shipping perks, and access to dedicated early shopping hours. Plus members earn 2% rewards on qualifying purchases.

    Seniors can save up to $50 off a new Sam's Club membership

    Sam's Club offers a new senior discount for eligible shoppers who join as new members. Seniors 55 and older can get a discount of $30 to $50, depending on the membership chosen. After verifying eligibility, seniors can sign up for a new membership at a discounted rate.

    The following discounts are available:

    • Get a Sam's Club Club membership for $20 instead of $50
    • Get a Sam's Club Plus membership for $60 instead of $110

    This offer is only available to new members. It doesn't apply to membership renewals, and you must not have had an active membership within six months to qualify for this promotion. This membership promotion is available through Jan. 31, 2025, or while supplies last.

    These discounts provide significant savings. If you've been thinking about trying Sam's Club, this could be an excellent way to make your first year of membership more affordable.

    How to maximize your Sam's Club membership

    Many seniors with fixed incomes find they can better stay on budget by shopping deals at Sam's Club. If you're a senior who is considering joining, here are some tips that can help you get the most from your new membership.

    Browse the sales before you shop

    Sam's Club is known for its low prices, but the retailer runs additional sales. Reviewing current sales on the Sam's Club website or mobile app before shopping can help you better plan your shopping list to keep even more money in the bank.

    Use Scan & Go to get more discounts

    All members can access Scan & Go, which allows shoppers to scan items as they shop and check out through the mobile app to avoid a long line. In addition to saving time, members can save money. Look for exclusive Scan & Go discounts as you shop to get a bigger discount on select purchases.

    Earn rewards at checkout

    You can earn valuable rewards by using rewards credit cards at checkout. Many shoppers like to use cash back rewards credit cards to earn cash back when they shop. Review our list of the best cash back credit cards to discover the top features of some of the top cash back cards.

    Consider this membership offer

    Because of this deal, now is an excellent time to become a brand-new Sam's Club member. If you're 55 or older, consider taking advantage of this senior discount. It could help you save on membership costs and stretch your budget further.

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