Discounts and coupons

At Kohl's, dollar-off coupons and Kohl's Cash come off first, then one percent-off coupon; gift cards, Sephora at Kohl's and some brands are excluded.

Kohl's gives military members, veterans and their families 15% off in-store purchases on Mondays, guides report; it does not stack with percent-off coupons.

Kohl's gives shoppers 60 and older 15% off in-store purchases on Wednesdays, guides report; it works with Kohl's Cash but not other percent-off coupons.

Lenovo says it offers discounts to military families, verified through ID.me, but its US pages state no rate, and deal sites report different ones.

Lenovo gives verified college students and school staff an extra 5 percent off eligible products for a year, after a .edu email or ID.me check.

Lowe's promo codes go in the Promotional Code box at checkout, each offer sets its own limits, and whether two discounts combine depends on the offer.

Lowe's gives verified service members, veterans and their spouses 10% off most full-price items, in stores and online, after a one-time ID.me check.

Macy's takes one promo code per order, and recent guides say Star Rewards savings can still be used with that code; each code sets its own exclusions.

Michaels Rewards coupons now come by tier, with Everyday Perks of 20% or 25% off regular-price items; confirm stacking limits with the store.

Deal guides from 2025 and 2026 report a Michaels military discount of 15% off the entire purchase every day, shown with a military ID at the register.

2025 guides report a 15% Michaels teacher discount in stores and online, sale items included with exclusions, verified by educator ID or Michaels Rewards.

Microsoft Store takes up to 10% off select Surface devices and accessories for students, parents and educators who verify with a personal Microsoft account.

Nike gives 10% off most items to US active duty, reserve, veteran and retired military, and to spouses and dependents of active personnel.

Sam's Club has a new-member offer for the military community, verified through ID.me, and $10 in Sam's Cash for military members who renew.

Samsung's Military Offer Program gives verified active duty members, veterans and retirees member pricing on samsung.com, limited to two products per category.

Samsung's Education Offer Program gives verified students and educators member pricing on samsung.com, with a limit of two products per category a year.

Walgreens gives myWalgreens members 55 and older 20% off on its monthly Seniors Day, and AARP lists shopping discounts for its members.

Staples runs a one-time 20% in-store teacher coupon each back-to-school season, not all year; it publishes no first responder discount.

Apple, Microsoft Store and Nike each list a 10% military discount, and Samsung runs a Military Offer Program; who qualifies and how to verify differs by store.

Apple, Microsoft, Samsung, Nike, Amazon and Spotify all run student offers in the US, from education pricing on laptops to half-price memberships.

Target allows one item-level and one category-level Target Circle Deal per item, plus storewide deals, and no more than one manufacturer coupon per item.

Target's military discount runs through Target Circle: verify your status once, then get member offers and a lower Target Circle 360 price.

Target's college student discount is a verified Target Circle status that cuts Circle 360 to $4.99 a month and opens member-only student deals.

Verified teachers get Target Circle deals and Circle 360 for $49 a year; Target lists no first responder status, and schools can ask stores for gift cards.