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7 Stores You Didn’t Know Have Senior Discounts

Wealth | Updated: July 15, 2026
Lauren Dana Ellman
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Lauren Dana Ellman is a New York–based writer and editor specializing in lifestyle, travel, food, and shopping. A graduate of Syracuse University’s SI Newhouse School of Public Communications, she covers everything from destinations and hotels to fun product finds and personal essays. Her work has been featured in Condé Nast Traveler, AARP, Travel + Leisure, Time Out, The Knot, and more lifestyle-oriented publications.
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As the cost of living continues to rise, finding ways to save has become more important than ever, especially for older folks looking to make their money last. Thankfully, many stores offer senior discounts — and while they may seem small, those savings can add up over time, helping lower the cost of everything from groceries and clothing to craft supplies and pet grooming services. 

The only catch? The rules vary by store, and at large chains with independently-operated locations, discount policies may differ from one community to the next. For example, some discounts are available only on certain days, while others are limited to in-store purchases or require customers to join the retailer’s rewards program first. 

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But that shouldn’t stop you from taking advantage of those benefits. From Kohl’s and Michaels to PetSmart and Albertsons, here are some national chains that offer senior savings — plus what to know before you check out.

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Kohl’s

Kohl’s is already known for its discounts, and seniors can get those prices down even lower on Wednesdays, when shoppers 60 and older get 15% off eligible in-store purchases. Although some brands and products are excluded, the discount can still be used on many clothing, home, and seasonal items. (You can’t use it in combination with other coupons, though.) Be sure to bring a valid photo ID to confirm your age at checkout.

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Walgreens

Shoppers 55 and over who are members of the myWalgreens rewards program can take advantage of Walgreens’ monthly Seniors Day promotion, which typically takes place on the first Tuesday of each month and offers 20% off eligible regular-priced merchandise purchased in stores and online. Certain exclusions apply, including prescriptions and some health care services.

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Ross Dress for Less

Every Tuesday, Ross Dress for Less offers shoppers 55 and older a 10% discount, known as the Every Tuesday Club. (According to The Senior List, certain clothing brands and home goods aren’t eligible, though no specific brands or items are named.) To take advantage of the savings, tell your cashier at checkout that you’d like to use the discount. You may also need to show ID.

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Goodwill

According to AARP, many Goodwill stores offer senior discounts on certain days of the week, but when and how much varies by location. Since each Goodwill is independently operated, the age requirements and discount amounts aren’t the same everywhere. In some areas, seniors can save anywhere from 10% to 30% on their purchases. Ask at your local store to see if you can save. 

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Albertsons

There are a number of grocery stores that give seniors discounts, includingAlbertsons, which has more than 350 locations across 16 U.S. states. According to Go Health, if you’re 55 or older, you can receive 10% off eligible purchases on the first Wednesday of each month. (SeniorSite.org notes that items such as alcohol, fuel, gift cards, and lottery tickets are excluded.) To take advantage of even more savings, sign up for the Albertsons for U™ rewards program. 

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Michaels 

Michaels customers 55 and above can get a 10% senior discount on their purchases — including sale items — both in stores and online. (There are some exclusions, including clearance items, certain brands, and custom framing.) To qualify, you’ll need to sign up for a Michaels Rewards account and verify your age with a government-issued ID.

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PetSmart 

PetSmart helps seniors 65 and older keep their furry friends looking good with 10% off grooming salon services on Tuesdays at participating locations. Be aware that the discount applies only to grooming and can’t be used on merchandise; pets must also meet the store’s age, health, and vaccination requirements. A valid photo ID is required to receive the discount.

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Lauren Dana Ellman
Writer

Lauren Dana Ellman is a New York–based writer and editor specializing in lifestyle, travel, food, and shopping. A graduate of Syracuse University’s SI Newhouse School of Public Communications, she covers everything from destinations and hotels to fun product finds and personal essays. Her work has been featured in Condé Nast Traveler, AARP, Travel + Leisure, Time Out, The Knot, and more lifestyle-oriented publications.

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Updated: April 28, 2026
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