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Joining Sam's Club costs either $50 per year for the basic Club membership or $110 per year for the Plus membership. The Club plan offers savings and discounted prices on fuel, while the Plus membership adds extra perks like early shopping hours and 2% cash back on qualifying purchases.
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| Cost: | $50 per year | $110 per year |
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Keep in mind that if you're looking to apply for the Sam's Club® Credit Card, you need to be an active Sam’s Club member. So, be sure to have your membership set up before applying.
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How do I check my Sam's Club Credit Card application status?
You can check your Sam's Club® Credit Card application status by calling 1 (800) 964-1917. When you call, you’ll need to provide your Social Security Number so that Synchrony Bank can match you to your application. Synchrony Bank does not allow you to check your application status online
How to Check Your Sam's Club® Credit Card Application Status
- Call 1 (800) 964-1917.
- Follow the automated prompts that lead to an application status check or connect with a representative and tell them...
Can I use my Sam's Club Credit Card at Walmart?
Yes, you can use your Sam's Club® Credit Card at Walmart. The card can be used anywhere Mastercard is accepted. In total, that gives you access to 10.7 million merchant locations in the U.S., as well as with millions more merchants across 210+ countries and territories worldwide.
The Sam's Club® Store Card can also be used at Walmart locations in the U.S. and Walmart.com, but you won't be able to use this card at Walmart Fuel Stations.
read full answer by Thom Fotenberg, WalletHub Credit Card AnalystWhat credit score is needed for the Sam's Club Credit Card?
The credit score needed for the Sam's Club® Credit Card is at least 700. That’s in the “good” credit range but barely meeting a card’s minimum requirements is far from the ticket to high approval odds.
You’ll need income to make your payments, and the issuer will look at several other factors, too. They’ll consider your debt, income, and the number of cards you already have, for instance.
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