This $15 BJs membership may be the smartest item in your shopping cart

TL;DR: New BJ’s members can grab a one-year Club Card Membership with Easy Renewal for just $15 (reg.$60) through Dec.

31 and unlock wholesale pricing on groceries, gas, household essentials, and more.Grocery prices may not be dropping anytime soon, which is why many shoppers are looking for smarter ways to get more for their money.New members can sign up for a 1-year BJ’s Club Card Membership with Easy Renewal for just $15 (reg.

$60) through Dec.31, unlocking wholesale pricing on groceries, household essentials, electronics, and more.warehouse retailer says shoppers can save up to 25% compared to traditional grocery store prices while stocking up on fresh produce, meats, deli items, pantry staples, cleaning supplies, and other daily essentials.

You’ll also find everything from toys and furniture to tech, seasonal décor, and home goods in one fell swoop.Another advantage of joining BJ’s is its coupon policy.In addition to member-exclusive digital coupons, BJ’s also accepts manufacturers’ coupons, giving shoppers another opportunity to lower their total at checkout.

Plus, members can also fill up at BJ’s Gas locations for lower gas prices and take advantage of additional fuel savings when purchasing eligible products in the club.Shopping is designed to be flexible, whether you prefer browsing the aisles or ordering from your couch.The BJ’s app lets members add digital coupons directly to their account, use ExpressPay to skip the checkout line, schedule curbside pickup, or arrange same-day delivery on eligible items.

That means you can spend less time running errands and more time getting on with your day.This deal is available to new BJ’s members and works by redeeming the included code directly through BJ’s to activate your membership.If your grocery bill has been creeping higher, a wholesale membership could help counteract some of those everyday costs.BJ’s Wholesale Club is designed to help members save on the products they buy...

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Publisher: New York Post

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