In this economy, a broke college student has a whole new meaning. It seems everyone is struggling financially right now, and any tips to help save money are always welcome. For many students, stocking up on their favorite items can be a great way to save money and prevent impulsive spending. We all know club stores can be a great way to save, but memberships might be too pricey for students. Costco understands the importance of saving money during those tough college years, and they recently partnered with UNiDAYS for something new. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Costco (@costco) The Costco And UNiDAYS Partnership Will Save Students Money Per the Costco website, a Gold Star Membership costs $65. Through the new partnership, students who purchase through UNiDAYS will receive a $20 digital gift card. They can then apply that card to an in-store or online purchase. There is some fine print required for the deal. In addition to being 16, students must also enroll in the auto-renewal of the membership in order to score the deal. According to the UNiDAYS website, the company wants to make savings simple for college students at places like Costco. “Current students can join UNiDAYS for free in just 5 minutes. Simply register with your personal email address, verify your student status, and you’ve unlocked 12 months of UNiDAYS student deals. No student discount card or ID card needed, UNiDAYS has all the best student discounts altogether, in one place, at your fingertips,” the company explains. “That’s access to the best student discounts on loads of brands, both in-store and online. Want to use a student discount in store? Show your UNiDAYS iD at checkout when you’re in a UNiDAYS-partnered store. You’ll need to re-verify your student status every 12 months to continue accessing your exclusive discount codes, but don’t worry, it’s quick and easy.” This story’s featured image is by David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images The post Costco Launches New Discounted Membership Just For Students appeared first on InspireMore.