Discounts and coupons

AAA lists member discounts with retail partners such as 1-800-Flowers, HP, Samsung, Dell and NAPA; you need an active membership, and offers vary by region.

Academy runs a 10% military discount during set promotions, not every day, according to military deal sites; here is who qualifies and when.

Prime Access is full Prime at $6.99 a month, not $14.99, for people on SNAP, Medicaid and similar programs or with income up to 200% of the poverty guideline.

Amazon's student offer is Prime for Young Adults, at $7.49 a month or $69 a year after a six-month $0 trial, for ages 18 to 24 and college students.

Apple gives a 10% discount to current and veteran members of the US Military, National Guard and Reserve and their household family, after ID.me verification.

Apple's Education Store lowers starting prices for college students, their parents and teachers, often by $100 on a Mac, with yearly limits per product.

Bass Pro Shops gives military members and their families 5% off ammunition and firearms and 10% off other items, taken off the subtotal of eligible items.

Bed Bath & Beyond coupons are single use, do not stack with other coupons, cap the discount at $5,000 and can end at any time.

Best Buy has no published student discount program; its Student Hub says coupon codes give a student discount on some items, with no terms listed.

Unlike Costco and Sam's Club, BJ's accepts manufacturer coupons and lets you pair one with a BJ's coupon on the same item, as news sites report.

Chewy Autoship takes 35% off your first Autoship order, up to $20, then 5% off eligible items on every later Autoship order; change or cancel at any time.

Dell's Heroes program takes up to 10 percent extra off eligible items for verified military members, veterans and retirees, two products per order.

Dell's student discount takes up to 10 percent off eligible items once SheerID verifies your status, with two products per order and two orders per year.

Recent consumer guides report that Home Depot has no senior discount in 2026; its everyday discount is 10% for military members, veterans and spouses.

Lowe's own discount pages list no senior discount; what it does offer is a 10% military discount, free MyLowe's Rewards and a price match promise.

Walmart lists no military discount in its help center; its closest offer is Walmart+ Assist, a cheaper plan for people with a Veterans and Survivors Pension.

Under Armour lists 20% off for police, firefighters and EMTs, Nike 10% online, Dell up to 10% extra and Samsung program pricing, each after ID checks.

Harbor Freight coupons cannot be stacked with other coupons or offers; percent-off, dollar-off and promotional-item coupons are one per customer per day.

Hobby Lobby coupons follow its Terms of Sale, never apply to Your Price items, and store and online codes may not cross over; weekly sales run up to 50% off.

What can be confirmed about Home Depot coupons in 2026, the $5 sign-up offer and the military discount, and what is only rumor, like moving coupons.

Home Depot gives verified U.S. veterans, active service members and spouses 10% off eligible full-priced items in stores and online.

Target stacks one item deal, one category deal and storewide deals with one manufacturer coupon; Ulta and Harbor Freight let none of their own coupons stack.

HP Education Program gives US students, parents and teachers member pricing on hp.com, with yearly limits on how many PCs, printers and accessories qualify.

JCPenney lets you use more than one coupon if each is a different type, takes dollar-off offers before percent-off ones, and excludes many brands and deals.