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After kicking back during the muggy days of summer, fall brings our attention back to productivity and making the most of our time and money. With this seasonal shift, you might be looking for easy ways to extend your budget.

You already know Costco delivers more bang for your buck on multipacks of toothpaste and shampoo, but you’ll also find a treasure trove of items you had no idea they even stocked, including things you actually need for fall.

When you purchase a Gold Star Executive Membership for $120, you’ll receive an annual 2% Reward (up to $1,000) on eligible Costco and Costco.com purchases. New members also get a $20 Costco Shop Card. To get started, buy a Costco Membership Activation Certificate online and activate it in-store.

A reliable back-to-school laptop

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With a 15.6-inch touchscreen, 10th Gen Intel Core i7, and Dolby speakers, the Lenovo IdeaPad S340is a nicely priced option for getting work done. Research projects, stream movies, and play some games on this lightweight laptop with a decent battery life.

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A sweatpants alternative

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Start your day with yoga or some focus-improving mindful meditation in these ultra-comfy Splendid leggingsavailable in gray, blue, and navy hues. With an athletic fit, a wide waistband, and moisture-wicking fabric, you might be reaching for these instead of your sweats.

A cozy pet bed

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With your dog as your WFH office-mate, a Kirkland Signature cuddler dog bedis the furball equivalent of an awesome desk chair. Its upholstery-grade fabric cover feels like real furniture, but it can still be tossed in the washing machine.

A sleek countertop cappuccino maker

Flex your barista skills and create your own dairy or vegan coffee drinks with a pro-inspired, stainless-steel De'Longhi Dedica cappuccino maker. This compact machine has a legit portafilter for brewing espresso, a steamer for frothing milk, and four convenient presets.

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An artsy smart TV for watching the game

Stream new fall series on The Frame, Samsung’s 4K QLED TV that doubles as wall art. It comes with a $50 starter membership to the Art Store’s collection of some 1,200 masterpieces.

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*Valid only for nonmembers for their first year of membership. Limit one per household. Nontransferable and may not be combined with any other promotion. You must join in person with a Costco representative. New members will receive their Costco Shop Card by mail in 4 to 6 weeks. Costco Shop Cards are not redeemable for cash, except where required by law. 

A Costco membership is $60 a year. An Executive Membership is an additional $60 upgrade fee a year. Each membership includes one free Household Card. May be subject to sales tax. Costco accepts all Visa® cards, as well as cash, checks, debit/ATM cards, EBT and Costco Shop Cards. Departments and product selection may vary.

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