Are you benefitting from the discounts which being 60 plus can bring?
I know not all our members are in the 60 plus bracket, but if you are, you may as well make the most of it!
Talking to a friend last week I realised that she and her husband have never bought senior rate theatre or cinema tickets, nor reduced price admission to anywhere on days out. She is 61, her husband 66.
I always look for the discount. Occasionally I have been too young (nice feeling LOL) and the age has been 62 or 65, but the majority of times is it 60 and over.
We have saved on theatre, cinema, and admissions rates to various places, Senior Special lunches when out with mum and auntie, boat and bus trips, and in Cape Cod on the local bus!
I also have a senior rail card, paid for with £15 in Tesco points, which is half the cost of paying in cash. Worthwhile even if just for my Birmingham GRU trip
So, do you remember to ask for the senior rate?!
I know not all our members are in the 60 plus bracket, but if you are, you may as well make the most of it!
Talking to a friend last week I realised that she and her husband have never bought senior rate theatre or cinema tickets, nor reduced price admission to anywhere on days out. She is 61, her husband 66.
I always look for the discount. Occasionally I have been too young (nice feeling LOL) and the age has been 62 or 65, but the majority of times is it 60 and over.
We have saved on theatre, cinema, and admissions rates to various places, Senior Special lunches when out with mum and auntie, boat and bus trips, and in Cape Cod on the local bus!
I also have a senior rail card, paid for with £15 in Tesco points, which is half the cost of paying in cash. Worthwhile even if just for my Birmingham GRU trip

So, do you remember to ask for the senior rate?!
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