Do seniors’ discounts really help you save money? We put it to the test
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Do seniors’ discounts really help you save money? We put it to the test
LEAH GOLOB
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For Canadians turning 65, it’s not just another birthday – it’s a milestone that opens the door to a wide range of seniors’ discounts, whether you’re ready to be called “senior” or not.
While some seniors’ discounts begin trickling in at 55, and others at 60, many bu…
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