Over 50

Hippycamper

I have just joined this website and I’m finding it extremely interesting to read.

There’s a post “over 60”, and people have explained some savings.

Is there anything out there for the full time employed over 50s because I’d love to save a couple of pounds each week shopping, even if it was put on a loyalty card for Christmas.

Thank you for reading this 

Farway

Ther was a thread about over 50 savings but generally it died because there weren't any to speak of, even B & Q pulled the one they had

Hippycamper

Farway said:

Ther was a thread about over 50 savings but generally it died because there weren't any to speak of, even B & Q pulled the one they had

I didn’t think there was, but no harm in looking. Thank you for the reply 

Farway

Hippycamper said:

Farway said:

Ther was a thread about over 50 savings but generally it died because there weren't any to speak of, even B & Q pulled the one they had

I didn’t think there was, but no harm in looking. Thank you for the reply 

I'm older than you , from 2006 https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/322516/over-50-over-60

Hippycamper

Farway said:

Hippycamper said:

Farway said:

Ther was a thread about over 50 savings but generally it died because there weren't any to speak of, even B & Q pulled the one they had

I didn’t think there was, but no harm in looking. Thank you for the reply 

I'm older than you , from 2006 https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/322516/over-50-over-60

Thank you for the reply 

Rosetta92

If you are in Scotland there is a rail discount scheme. It also has offers on days out etc https://www.scotrail.co.uk/tickets/club-50

jasser1492

As a person in their 50s now I came here to ask this exact question. Sad to see there doesn’t seem to be much around, though I will check out the 2006 thread!

Suzycoll

Hippycamper said:

I have just joined this website and I’m finding it extremely interesting to read.

There’s a post “over 60”, and people have explained some savings.

Is there anything out there for the full time employed over 50s because I’d love to save a couple of pounds each week shopping, even if it was put on a loyalty card for Christmas.

Thank you for reading this 

Nope! Doesn't seem to be a lot around for working over 50s . Plenty for over 50s on benefits though. 

Katiehound

Our local cinema -Parkway Group- has 'Senior Screen' - but they are in mornings so if you are working full time that would be no help at all.
Over 50s at Beverley, Louth, (Thu)
Over 55s at Cleethorpes (Tues)
Over 60s at Barnsley (Weds)

Odeon Silvers for over 60s

Savvy_Sue

Katiehound said:

Our local cinema -Parkway Group- has 'Senior Screen' - but they are in mornings so if you are working full time that would be no help at all.
Over 50s at Beverley, Louth, (Thu)
Over 55s at Cleethorpes (Tues)
Over 60s at Barnsley (Weds)

Odeon Silvers for over 60s

Ours calls it Silver Screen, on Tuesday mornings, but there's no age limit. 

For the OP, it is worth noting that if you just hang on until you're 60, most cinemas and theatres offer a reduced price then. And if you're not too insulted, it may be offered to you before you reach that exalted age ... 

Katiehound

I think Silver Screen might be something different- like old / classic films.

Senior screen is current films at a reduced rate (plus drink & biscuit)