Get these deals on warehouse club memberships: Join BJ’s for $15, join Costco and get a $20 gift card, or join Sam’s Club for just $15.
Here are the current deals for warehouse shopping clubs. All the deals below are good for new members only, and require you to agree to auto-renewal every year, unless you cancel.
$15 BJ’s Membership
$15 BJ’s MembershipGet a BJ’s Warehouse membership for $15 when you join online. This is $45 off the regular price of $60. For more details or to enroll visit:
BJ’s Warehouse New Member Special
BJ’s Warehouse has about 216 locations.
BJ’s Military Discount and More Offers
BJ’s offers discounts to veterans and active military personnel and their families, medical professionals and others. These groups can join BJ’s for just $25, plus get a $10 welcome bonus added to your membership card. See more details at:
- BJ’s discount for Veterans and active military
- BJ’s discount for medical professionals
- BJ’s discount for first responders
- BJ’s discount for government employees
- BJ’s discount for teachers and staff
- BJ’s discount for college students
BJ’s Free Pass
If you just want to check out what BJ’s offers, you can get a free one-day pass at: https://www.bjs.com/oneDayPass
Costco Membership Deals
Get a Costco gift card when you buy a new Costco membership through Stack Social, a Costco partner. Here is the deal:
Costco Membership Deal at Stack Social
Price for the membership is $65. This offer is available only to new customers, or those whose memberships have been expired for more than 18 months.
Costco also offers a Gold star Executive membership is $130 per year. Costco Executive Members pay more for a membership but earn an annual 2% Reward (up to $1,000) on qualified Costco, Costco.com and Costco Travel purchases, as well as greater discounts on Costco Services. You can read more at:
Costco Military, Student Discounts
Costco has deals on a new Costco membership if you qualify for their special promotions. A regular Costco membership is $60 but you are eligible for a $30 Costco Gift card when you buy a membership and you qualify as:
Active or retired Military, College Student, First Responder, Teacher, Government Employee, or Medical Professional. For more details or two enroll, visit:
Scroll down to New Member Promotions to see the details.
Costco has about 785 locations.
Costco Free Pass: Costco does not offer free passes. Details are at: https://customerservice.costco.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/700/~/does-costco-offer-free-shopping-passes%3F
Sam’s Club $15 Membership Deal
Get a Sam’s Club membership for $15 for your first year. Regular price for a Sam’s Club membership is $50.
For more details or to enroll visit:
Sam’s Club operates 599 locations in the United States in 44 states, Puerto Rico and the U.S Virgin Islands.
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What Is the Best Warehouse Shopping Club?
BJ’s, Costco and Sam’s Club all offer substantial savings on food, clothing electronics and more. But which club is the best?
If you’re looking for the best place to save money on groceries, Sam’s Club is the clear choice, according to an AARP study. AARP purchased 30 common grocery items at each of the big three stores and found Sam’s was about 16% cheaper.
AARP’s grocery basket cost $81.60 at Costco, $81.33 at BJ’s, and $68.94 at Sam’s Club. The Sam’s Club groceries were more than $12 cheaper than the other stores. Examples of big savings include:
- Ice cream $1.40 at Sam’s, compared to $3 at BJ’s and $3.78 at Costco
- Mixed berries $2.40 at Sam’s, compared to $5.33 at BJ’s and $4.23 at Costco
- Orange juice $1.78 at Sam’s, compared to $1.90 at BJ’s and $2.23 at Costco.
AARP concluded: “Sam’s Club was by far the cheapest of the three warehouse stores, which has a lot to do with its parent company, Walmart. “The reason Sam’s Club is the least expensive of the three is because of Walmart’s buying power,” says Howard Dvorkin, chairman of Debt.com. “That said, they don’t have the premium brands Costco typically has.”
You can read more at: AARP Compares BJ’s, Costco and Sam’s Club