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Jul 24, 2025, 05:09 AM
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I am approaching the age of 55 and I know that it is a cut-off in many places, where senior discounts kick in. At least in our city, if you want to use city services, sign up for recreational classes, etc., the cut-off is at 55. I know in other places the cut-off is higher, 60 or 65. I kind of feel that I am not old, but at the same time, if I do qualify, why not save some money. I can see myself doing that if I sign up digitally, but if it's in person, I think I would be embarrassed to claim a senior discount.
When did you start and how did you feel about it?
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Jul 24, 2025, 05:45 AM
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Most discounts here start at 60-62-65. I am 59 so I am yet to use any. I do belong to AARP, that starts at 50.
I don’t feel one way or the other honestly. If I can save something I will. I don’t feel like a senior citizen lol but what are you going to do… |
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