Sam's Club is hiking membership fees as its annual sales and membership grow and as high gas prices call attention to one of its key perks.
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Walmart-owned Sam’s Club said Wednesday it will raise its annual membership fee by $10.
Starting on May 1, the warehouse club — which directly competes with Costco
and BJ’s Wholesale Club
— will charge $60 per year for basic membership and $120 for its higher-tier option. It currently charges $50 for club members and $110 for Plus members and last raised annual fees in October 2022.
The basic Gold Star membership costs $65 for one year, while the premium Executive Membership costs $130.
The basic Gold Star membership costs $65 for one year, while the premium Executive Membership costs $130.
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