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No matter the economic factors at play in the new year, the Army & Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES) provides exceptional value to military communities around the world.

“With concerns about inflation and cost of living always top of mind for shoppers, finding ways to save is extremely important,” said Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Rich Martinez, the Exchange’s senior enlisted advisor. “With so many ways to make dollars go further, the Exchange is committed to delivering real value and savings to military shoppers.”

SAVINGS

Soldiers, Airmen, Guardians, their families, retirees and all other authorized shoppers can find name brands in categories from electronics, apparel, shoes and beauty to sporting goods, furniture and household products, all tax-free and at military-exclusive pricing.

Shoppers can enjoy added savings with the Military Star Card, which is accepted at all exchanges and commissaries. The card offers the lowest APR of all retail cards regardless of credit score, no annual, late or over-limit fees and free shipping on orders from ShopMyExchange.com and myNavyExchange.com.

Card members can experience numerous cost-saving benefits, including 10-percent off at Exchange restaurants, five cents off per gallon at Express gas stations and other card member-exclusive discounts, all while earning unlimited 2-percent rewards.

For more information on the card, patrons can visit their local Exchange or https://aafes.media/milstarpa.

Honorably discharged veterans are eligible to shop online at ShopMyExchange.com while disabled veterans also have in-store shopping benefits.

More information on veterans’ shopping benefits can be found at https://aafes.media/paveterans.

Department of Defense (DoD) and Coast Guard civilians are also eligible to shop at the Exchange both in store and online. These shoppers can visit https://aafes.media/cacbenefitspa for more information.

Source: AAFES via DVIDS
Edited by Larry Lapka