Additional (little known?) Walmart Perks

I have a Walmart Plus membership but did not know about some of the additional perks that come with the membership. I will try to update this post (as a page) as I learn more. For now, here are some things to look into:

• First of all, depending on eligibility, you might be able to get the Walmart Plus membership at a steep discount. The normal cost is $98/yr or $12.95/mo (which works out to be $155.4 per year). The yearly membership is a decent savings.
• The discounted membership (Walmart Plus Assist) is $49/yr or $6.47/mo (which works out to $77.64 per year).  You can visit the link to see if you are eligible. If you are and already have a regular Plus membership, you will be switched over to the discounted cost. With the discounted membership, you still get all of the perks of a regular membership.
• As an alternative to Audible (which currently costs $7.95/mo for basic and $14.95/mo for Premium), Walmart has an eBook and audiobook service through Kobo.com. Subscription choices are for eBooks only, audiobooks only - each for $7.99/mo), or the combo read/listen for $9.99/mo). Each plan comes with a free trial for each of the plans (only for new subscribers). These prices are current at the time of this blog post and are only for U.S. plans. There are plans and prices for other locations that you can find on the website.
• The In-Home service is attached to having a Plus membership and is the one I'm most excited about but is not yet available in all locations (mine included). It offers deliveries with tips and delivery fees built into the $40/yr or $7/mo flat fee (which works out to be $84/yr so huge savings!). The additional service can include having items delivered inside your garage, brought to your doorstep, or even put away in your fridge. The delivery people are vetted associates. The service also makes returns easier. In my opinion, this service is perfect for the elderly and/or disabled.

I have already posted about some of the other Walmart Plus perks - free Paramount Plus, free Pluto.TV, etc. (BTW, I still can't get my Paramount to work 😞)

Peace

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