Beyond the Coupon

Ladies Choice!

September 27, 2012 by Kwame

Today we have exclusive deals for the ladies. There are some amazing sales going on at some of our favorite Women’s Clothing Stores.

 

  • Aeropostale– Extra 30% off Clearance today only. Use Code: 30FALLCLEAR that will take an additional 30% off their already super low prices. This offer is only valid today, 09/26/2012
  • Nine West – all footwear is priced at Buy One, Get One 50% off through10/02/2012.
  • Victoria’s Secret – Free shipping on $50+ orders just enter coupon code 50FALL to get them shipped for free. Expires 09/27/2012.
  • Sperry Top-Sider – Up to 50% off select women’s styles, discounts of up to 50% on select women’s styles. Sale ends 10/02/2012.
  • New York & Company – Buy One, Get One 50% off pricing. Alternately all jeans and cords are Buy One, Get One 75% off. Ending on 09/27/2012.

 

The Seasons Are Changing, Are You Ready?

September 19, 2012 by Kwame

Summer is coming to an end, meaning its time to pack away the shorts and tank tops, but is your wardrobe ready for the change in temperature? Here are some of today’s BEST deals for getting your closet ready for fall 2012. 

 

Today’s Deals:

  • Under Armour – Free shipping & free return on all footwear. No coupon code necessary. Offer expires 10/02/2012
  • PacSun – Free shipping w/any denim purchase. No coupon necessary. Sale ends 09/23/2012.
  • Eddie Bauer – Free shipping and 25% off on jeans and pants, use the coupon code FALL12. This deal expires 09/23/2012.
  • The Limited – $25 off orders of $125 or more, use coupon code FALL25. Expires 09/20/2012.

 

 

 

T.J Maxx Gift Cards Sale and more.

September 17, 2012 by Kwame

Save on your next back to school shopping at T.J. Maxx with this exciting One-Day Sale from GiftCardRescue.com.

Other Hot Deals:

  • Save 10% off when you buy 12 or more bottles of wine using coupon code SAVEON12 at Wine.com
  • Save 15% on a purchase of $75 or more when you apply coupon code IPEB2952 at Eastbay.com

Ways To Save When Eating Out

July 5, 2011 by Gina

 

As part of sticking to a monthly budget, my family sets a dollar amount for eating out. We’ve tried avoiding it all together, and it doesn’t work for us. There are inevitably days where life gets chaotic, or we’re on the road, or for some reason we need to eat restaurant food. As much as I enjoy cooking for my family, eating our is a nice break, so we generally eat out about twice a month. To stay on a budget, I use these six strategies:

1.) Avoid paying for drinks: Switch to drinking water at restaurants; besides being better for your health than soda, it saves you $2-5 per meal. If you drink alcohol, consider a BYOB restaurant instead of busting your budget at a restaurant.

2.) Choose Lunch over Dinner: For adults, lunch prices can be much less expensive than dinner. We’ve even left the kids at home and had a nice (quiet) lunch out during the day, just the two of us, which saves even more money.

3.) Have the kids eat free: As a family of five, I appreciate restaurants that offer Kids-Eat-Free nights or send coupons for free kids’ meals. Some even offer up to two free kids’ meals per adult entree, which is great since we have more adults than kids.

4.) Join restaurant rewards programs: Check the website of your favorite restaurants, both local independents and the big chains. Several restaurants we like offer e-newsletters with coupons or rewards programs. Just by signing up, I get coupons for free appetizers or meals, or I earn points per dollars spent which can then be redeemed for savings at another time.

5.) Use discounted gift cards: Consider purchasing gift cards for restaurants you visit regularly at a site like GiftCardRescue. Saving 5-15% on the gift card, you can use it as payment along with any coupons from #4 for extra savings.

6.) Try daily deal or certificate sites: Take a look at Restaurant.com for local restaurants that participate in their program. You can score $25 restaurant certificates from anywhere from $2 – $1- depending on the promo they’re running. Be sure to read the fine print too, since often a $25 certificate must be used on a minimum $35-50 order. Keep an eye on the daily deal sites like Groupon, LivingSocial, and others for restaurants in your area. That has been a new source of savings for my family. Remember to always calculate your server’s tip based on the pre-coupon cost of your meal.

Since eating out is a reality for most people, it’s worth it to put some time and effort into saving money. Try making one or more of these tips a habit, and see how it improves your monthly budget.

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3 Ways to Make Money this Weekend

June 17, 2011 by Gina

When you are feeling a little cash-poor, sometimes it’s just a matter of looking around your home to find some quick cash. A few times a year, I take an hour or so to do all three of these easy tasks:

 

1.) Collect Loose Change: Whether it’s a bowl or jar sitting around full of coins or a scavenger hunt through the couch cushions, my kids and I track down all the loose change in the house. Roll them and take them to the bank or use a Coinstar machine to redeem your coins for cash. It always surprises me how much money we end up with when we cash in our jar of change.

2.) Organize Store Returns: If you have shopping bags sitting around waiting to be returned? Get them together, find the receipts, and move them to the car. Set a date and time to run those errands and make the returns . You’ll end up with more cash in your pocket, or atleast credit back on your credit card. Make sure you check your receipts for the return policy (for most stores, it’s 90 days). Wait longer than that, and you are throwing your money away.

3.) Track down Gift Cards: If you have a habit of losing or ignoring gift cards, designate a place for them and use it from now on. Make a plan to spend each or decide if you are not going to use them at all. If you don’t want them, you can either re-gift them or sell your gift cards at GiftCardRescue for cash. You may want to check your state’s law on gift card; some can be redeemed for cash right away. For example. in California, you can for any gift card with a balance less than $10, so instead of getting your cash back, you can just ask for the change.

By keeping up with these habits throughout the year, I keep cash in my wallet instead of spread out around my house. Now, go get to work!

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Best Deals of The Day (6/6/2011)

June 6, 2011 by Kwame

1.) 20% off iTunes gift cards in-store at Target.

 

Have you recently heard a song play on the radio and really liked it? now you can own it without having to pay full price. You can save up to 20% off each song purchased by buying the discounted iTunes gift cards currently selling in-store at Target.

http://bit.ly/ifQM0o

2.) Additional 25% off Men’s clothing at Macy’s.


Looking to buy Tees, dress shirts, pants or any article of clothing for yourself or the man in your life this summer? Macy’s has a great collection to choose from. The store currently has a clearance sale with some things selling at up to 75%! With this coupon code: MENSVIP, you get to save an extra 25% online!

http://bit.ly/imxz8u

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