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Purchasing Power

www.corp.purchasingpower.com

 
Purchasing Power is an Atlanta-based, industry-leading voluntary benefit program offering eligible customers access to brand-name consumer products and vacation packages through convenient payroll deduction, while promoting financial wellness and responsibility. Our program is provided through employers, and offered as a special program for federal civilian employees, retirees, and retired military.* Mission: Purchasing Power believes in Powering People to a Better Life by offering a means for them to obtain the small (and sometimes big!) things that improve the quality of their lives. Learn more at corp.purchasingpower.com *Active duty military are not eligible.
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $250-500 Million

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