Whether you pronounce it as Target or opt for the jokier, fancier faux-French intonation of Tar-jay, Target is probably one of your most commonly frequented destinations — especially if you’re a retiree. The aisles of your local Target are treasure troves of items that can help make life easier and more frugal when you’re a senior on a fixed income.
These items can help you save on everyday purchases like your morning coffee or offer long-term benefits, such as helping you stay healthy enough to avoid racking up medical costs. If you shop smart at Target, you can save money — and peace of mind.
Thermos 14-Ounce Foam Insulated Travel Mug
- Price: $12.50
Just because you’re retired doesn’t mean you’re not still on the go. After all, those morning power walks won’t take themselves. But if you find yourself stopping at Starbucks or another coffee shop at the end of every trip, those daily lattes can quickly add up.
You’re better off bringing your own coffee on those power walks — or on road trips, or for hangouts with friends — and you can do just that with this insulated travel mug. It keeps drinks at their ideal temperature, so your coffee stays hot. The handle makes it easy to hold and carry, no matter where you take it.
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Core Products Tri-Core Cervical Support Pillow
- Price: $35.47
Going to the doctor with muscle strain can be a real pain in the neck for retirees. Puns aside, if you want to avoid the aches and pains that can come with age, investing in a solid orthopedic pillow may be worth it. This tri-core cervical support pillow can help reduce headaches and neck pain while also improving spinal alignment for better sleep.
Your body, mind and wallet — especially the money you’d otherwise spend on repeat doctor’s visits — will thank you.
Dr. Scholl’s Cushy Comfort Memory Foam Insole
- Price: $9.99
Staying active is vital as a senior. Maintaining mobility and overall health can help prevent costly hospital stays and copays from doctors’ visits. And the first step — whether it’s a walk around the block or time on the stairmaster — is making sure foot pain doesn’t hold you back.
These memory foam insoles from the trusted Dr. Scholl’s brand live up to their name, offering cushioned comfort that supports movement while helping you save money in the long run.
L’Oreal Paris Revitalift 12% Vitamin C + E + Salicylic Serum
- Price: $27.99
Skin care isn’t easy, especially as you age. It can be tempting to leave the process entirely to professionals, and while an occasional spa day or facial is a treat, you’ll save more by maintaining a routine at home. One reliable option comes from the trusted L’Oreal Paris brand.
Infused with vitamins and salicylic acid, this revitalizing formula helps nourish aging skin. Regular use can keep you out of the cosmetologist’s office and the spa — giving both your face and your wallet a glow-up.
Deluxe Safety Kit Black – Justin Case: Auto Emergency Preparedness
- Price: $24.99
As a senior, safety is a priority in every aspect of daily life — including time on the road. To remain independent and mobile, it’s wise to keep an emergency safety kit in your car. This kit includes a wide range of tools for common roadside emergencies, such as 8-foot, eight-gauge jumper cables and a tow strap.
It also comes with gloves, a poncho, a first-aid kit and a headlamp. Better yet, the purchase includes a complimentary one-year roadside assistance membership covering up to three incidents over 12 months — a benefit valued at $180.
Editor’s note: Pricing is accurate as of Jan. 23, 2026. Pricing and availability are subject to change.
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