As the American economy begins to slowly reopen, the American Financial Services Association is pleased to announce another way to help members manage their business and defray some of the day-to-day costs of supporting the communities they serve.
The AFSA AdvantEdge Affinity Program offers members discounts on business products and services companies use every day. From office supplies and shipping, wireless services to HR and payroll services, the AFSA AdvantEDGE will help cut costs and enhance bottom lines. Here is just a snapshot of the discounts offered:
- Receive 25% off ADP’s HR and payroll services.
- Save 55% off priority shipping services with FedEx.
- New Sprint customers get 25% off plans and devices.
- Enjoy up to 28% off a variety of packing and shipping options at UPS
There are a number of other offers, all AFSA members are eligible, and there is no sign-up required. Click here to view the AFSA AdvantEdge Affinty Program flyer, login with your AFSA username and password and select any of the options that fit your business.
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