Living Large on a Limited Budget
If you have a Giant Eagle Store nearby, here’s a great way to save $15 on your grocery purchase. Watch a video on the Giant Eagle website and $15 will be uploaded to your Giant Eagle Advantage Card to be used in future purchases. A discount of $5 will be applied to each of your next three shopping orders.
Don’t wait! Watch this video now before this offer is fulfilled.
Well, ladies and gents, it looks like we have another HOT CVS moneymaker on our hands. Here’s the scoop from Jenny from Southern Savers.
There’s a weekly CVS Extra Care Bucks deals on Sunglasses. Apparently the following products are also included in this deal:
Therefore, you could pay only $1.98 OOP and receive $10 ECBs! That’s an $8 moneymaker!
Most people are reporting that you can find these next to the sunglasses or eyeglasses displays. Let us know where you find yours!
I am always skeptical when I first see these moneymaker deals because they seem too good to be true. However, almost every comment that I’ve read is showing that this deal is working for people. Of course, I can’t guarantee that it will work for you, but you better believe I will be heading to CVS TODAY to try it out!
UPDATE: It worked for me…woohoo! They were by the sunglasses in my CVS.
Have you printed out that Rite Aid $5/$25 coupon yet? If not, I recommend doing so now, and then heading over to see the moneymaker deal that Mindi has cooked up. If you have all of the coupons, you should be able to make over $10!
Boy, these free food deals keep coming, don’t they?
Have your child color this Father’s Day coloring page and bring it to any Boston Market location and you’ll receive a free Kid’s Meal with any meal purchase of $5 or more. One coupon per customer per visit. Expires June 30, 2009.
Thanks, Money Saving Mom!
Welcome to the weekly
Cha-Ching Challenge Highlight:
This week’s highlight is Goo Goo Buy Buy!
Blog author Amy Joyner Buchanan is a former personal finance writer and the author of five business books, including “The eBay Millionaire” and “The Online Millionaire.” She lives in Greensboro, NC with her husband, Bruce, and almost 2-year-old son, Jackson.
Check out her post detailing how she spent only $11.90 on about $93 in merchandise. Great job, Amy! And may I add kudos to your husband for surviving the shopping trip!
While you are there, I recommend reading her We’re Going Grocery Free post. It’s a great challenge to use what we’ve stockpiled in our cupboards. And I LOVE LOVE LOVE her Stockpile Spreadsheet. Such a great idea!
Would you like to join us in next week’s Cha-Ching Challenge?
Simply come back on Saturday and join the Cha-Ching Challenge by adding a link to your post sharing your great deals for the week!
Here’s a heads-up that I’ve updated the Summer Fun Round-Up list.
My favorite item that I’ve added is information on FreeAttractions.com This is a great resource to find free activities in your local area or in this year’s vacation spot. Listings include Free Museums, Free Parks, Free Concerts, Free Parades, Free Festivals, and Free Zoos.
Update: The word is that the web-site is going to take this coupon down before Friday, so be sure to print it out now if you plan on using it!
Head on over to Orange Julius to pick up a FREE Smoothie on Friday, June 19th when you present this coupon.
Your options are:
Limit one coupon per customer during the day of the promotion. While supplies last.
Now the question is, “Will you get your smoothie before or after you guzzle down your free Root Beer Float from A&W?”
Here’s an idea for Father’s Day: Restaurant.com is selling $25 gift certificates to thousands of restaurants nation-wide for only $4 when you use code DAD at check-out! If you plan on taking Dad out to dinner anyway, what a great way to save some greenbacks!
PLUS you will also receive $15 off your next qualifying purchase of $75 or more from Lobster Gram. This code is good until June 21, 2009. In most cases, the gift certificate is good for one year from purchase.
If you have never purchased a gift certificate from Restaurant.com, I would encourage you to be sure to read all of the details before purchasing. Sometimes there is a minimum amount that needs to be spent or you are required to purchase a certain amount of entrees. It is still a great way to save money, but just be sure to be informed!