Military Members Can Save Big on These Streaming Services

With their countless selections of movies, TV shows, and sports, streaming services have transformed entertainment. Still, subscription fees can soon become costly. Several streaming services offer special discounts to military personnel, veterans, and their families to aid with the cost-cutting.

Through The Exchange, Hulu grants a 25% discount on its ad-supported plan to qualified service members. New and current Hulu subscribers who bill straight from Hulu and have a current Exchange membership are eligible for this offer.

Disney+ now offers veterans and service members a 25% discount on annual subscriptions via The Exchange. This deal, however, is only for qualified returning members—not for current subscribers. The discount only covers the standalone Disney+ service; it does not apply to monthly plans or combined alternatives.

Under its ad-supported strategy, Peacock provides veterans, reservists, National Guard members, and active-duty service personnel a $39.99 annual membership. This offer is available to new and existing Peacock users; however, existing users may have to stop their present membership before using it.

For service personnel and their families, these military-exclusive deals offer a fantastic means to access premium streaming entertainment at a lower cost. To optimize discounts, review eligibility criteria, and register via the relevant systems.

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