How to protect your Walmart+ rewards while you are alive

There is no way to name a beneficiary or successor on a Walmart.com account; the Terms of Use say the membership and its benefits may not be transferred or assigned.¹

Walmart publishes the fee as $98 per year or $12.95 per month plus applicable tax. Walmart+ InHome is $40 per year or $7 per month plus applicable tax.²

Plus Up Benefits carry their own separate fees, billed with or separately from the main membership.¹

Under Benefits Sharing, a member other than a trial member may invite one person aged 18 or over who lives full-time at the same residential address to use certain Walmart+ Benefits through that person's own Walmart.com account, with eligibility at Walmart's sole discretion.¹

The primary member must authorize the shared member to use the primary member's designated payment method. Some benefits, including Video Streaming Choice and Burger King benefits, stay with the primary member, and Walmart does not share account information between participants.¹

The Terms prohibit transferring or assigning the membership or its benefits, and the Walmart Cash terms prohibit combining one participant's Walmart Cash with another's, so a stored balance cannot be moved to another person's account.^{1, 3}