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Senior discounts - Retirement Focus - Fantastic Discounts & Deals for Anyone Over 50! - Book Review
Travel America, March-April, 2004 by Pat Woods
Those beyond 50 who think being thrifty is nifty should get a copy of Fantastic Discounts & Deals for Anyone Over 50! by Janet Groene. The new 125-page guide (Cold Spring Press, $9.95) is filled with insider tips on saving money on everything from airfares and cruises to hotels, restaurants, and retail stores.
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Says Groene, "Most people in their 50s and 60s don't think of themselves as senior citizens, so they never think of asking about senior discounts. Most merchants rarely mention such discounts unless the customer asks first." Age 50 is the just the beginning, with more and more discounts coming on line at ages 55, 60, 62, or 65. At many Krispy Kreme donut shops and Luby's cafeterias, the senior discount starts at age 50. Arby's, Chili's, and Applebee's are among other eateries mentioned, but discounts at such national chains vary by location-there may be no uniform policy. The book is available in bookstores or tan be ordered through Simon & Schuster, (888) 866-6631.
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