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[Major Shopper]

@Mz iMac Not my Kohl's. Glad yours does. 

[Mz iMac]

@Major Shopper 

 

We offer a 15% discount every Wednesday in our stores to customers aged 60 or better.

cs.kohls.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/101/~/age-specific-coupons

[mrshckynut]

We had a locksmith over last week and john asked him for senior and veterans discounts and got both, think he always does

mrshckynut 

[luvmyteddy4]

Taco Bell is on the list and McDonalds has free coffee. Wendy's has 10% off and many of the fast food chains have some sort of free or discount.

Some donut places have something free or discount.

[willomenia]

Senior discounts was originally started to help seniors on a limited income. It was really not intended just because your old.if you need the help, by all means use it 

[luvmyteddy4]

My best perk is that I have a neighbor that still works at a Security type office and they have lots of trainings with lunches and food brought in. She is always bringing me something good from a meeting. yay They buy good stuff too. lol

She is still working full time at 75 years old well because she has to. 

[luvmyteddy4]

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@mrshckynut wrote:

We had a locksmith over last week and john asked him for senior and veterans discounts and got both, think he always does

mrshckynut 

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A lot of services like sewer cleaning and plumbers will give a senior discount. When they give me the estimate I always ask! 

[Kachina624]

@Carmie.  I don't belong to AARP, don't ever intend to join. If someone told me I needed their card to get a senior discount when I had a legal ID available, I'd be talking to the manager or higher.

[Carmie]

@Kachina624   I refuse to join as well. There are many things about that organization that I don't agree with.

That said, AARP offers many perks to their members.  One of those perks is discounts at certain businesses.

You must be a member to get those discounts.  Businesses are well within their rights to make sure you are a member before giving you a discount.

[Kachina624]

@Carmie.  Apparently the discount in question was represented as a "senior" discount, not one for AARP.