Sam's Club (WMT) Raises Membership Fee to $60 Starting May 1
Published on 4/1/2026

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Sam's Club, owned by Walmart (WMT), announced a $10 increase in its annual membership fee, raising it to $60 for basic membership and $120 for Plus members, effective May 1. This change follows a 3.1% growth in net sales to $93 billion last fiscal year and a 23% increase in e-commerce sales during the holiday quarter. The membership increase could potentially add over $200 million in annual income, contributing an estimated two cents to Walmart's annual earnings per share. This adjustment aligns Sam's Club's pricing with BJ's Wholesale Club while remaining below Costco's fees.
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