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15 Best Deals for Seniors Only at Costco Stores

March 7, 2019 · Saving & Spending
A senior woman selecting fresh produce in a warehouse store.
A senior woman selects fresh produce while using smart tactics to find the best grocery and household deals.

Smart Grocery and Household Tactics

Shopping for a one- or two-person household in a warehouse designed for massive families requires discipline, but certain staple items offer unmatched value for seniors.

12. The Famous $4.99 Rotisserie Chicken

Cooking large meals every night can become exhausting. The store’s famously underpriced rotisserie chicken is the ultimate convenience food for retirees. A single chicken can be broken down to serve multiple purposes: a fresh dinner on the first night, chicken salad for lunches, and a rich bone broth for soups later in the week. It provides high-quality, low-effort protein at a price you simply cannot beat at the local supermarket.

13. Bulk Heart-Healthy Nuts and Oils

Maintaining a heart-healthy diet often involves incorporating premium ingredients like extra virgin olive oil, walnuts, almonds, and pecans. These items are notoriously expensive in standard grocery stores. Buying them in warehouse quantities dramatically lowers the per-ounce price. Because nuts have high oil content, you can store the excess in your freezer to prevent them from going rancid, ensuring you get through the entire bag without waste.

14. Tech Concierge Services

Navigating new technology can sometimes be frustrating, especially when setting up a new smart TV, laptop, or tablet. When you purchase electronics at the warehouse, you gain access to Costco Technical and Warranty Services. This provides free, US-based troubleshooting and setup assistance over the phone. For older adults who may not have a tech-savvy family member nearby, having an expert patiently guide you through connecting a printer to Wi-Fi is an invaluable, free perk.

15. Home and Auto Insurance Partner Programs

Seniors with excellent driving records and paid-off homes are ideal candidates for premium insurance rates. Through its partnership with CONNECT (powered by American Family Insurance), Costco offers exclusive rates to members. Many retirees find that making the switch saves them hundreds of dollars annually on their home and auto bundles, easily paying for the cost of the warehouse membership several times over.

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One response to “15 Best Deals for Seniors Only at Costco Stores”

  1. Amallia Lee says:
    November 15, 2021 at 5:03 pm

    GREAT NEWS! THANK YOU FOR CLARIFYING THAT I DON’T NEED A COSTCO MEMBERSHIP TO SAVE ON [THE FEW] ITEMS/SERVICES THAT I NEED!

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