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Sam’s Club to increase membership prices to $10

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Published 9:21 AM

(NBC, KYMA) - Sam's Club announced they are increasing its membership prices as the warehouse retailer will raise fees by $10 per year for all members starting May 1.

A Club membership will now cost $60 annually, and the Plus membership will jump to $120 annually.

Sam's Club is offering a new perk for Plus members, who can now earn up to $750 a year in Sam's Cash rewards.

The last time Sam's Club increased their membership prices back in 2022, with the Club membership going from $45 to $50, and the Plus membership going from $100 to $110.

The Walmart-owned store is expanding this year with six new U.S. locations, including two in California.

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