I'm a huge fan of Costco. I visit a Costco warehouse at least once a week as they carry so many of the products my family uses on a daily basis at a great price. You do have to have a membership to shop there, but it's easy to justify the annual $60 … [Read more...] about 6 Ways To Create Your Own Free Costco Membership Coupon
NOTICE: Costco has pulled this offer as of Monday 1/21/08, but you can enter to win one of 2 free copies of TurboTax Premier right here (ends Friday, Feb 5th, 2010) For a number of years now, I've used H&R Block's TaxCut Online software, and … [Read more...] about Get TurboTax Deluxe Plus State for $20.99 + Free Shipping
Almost a year ago, I wrote about our declining check usage due to our increased use of online billpay through our bank. Back then, I expected our check usage for 2007 to be under 30... Wanna guess how many (or few) we used? Here are our totals … [Read more...] about Using Even Fewer Checks
For the last few years, we've been buying a little coupon book that has some major restaurant savings: Buy 2 entrees, Get 2 entrees free, along with other coupons. At the same time, we've been supporting the National Wheelchair Basketball Association … [Read more...] about Buy 2, Get 2 Meals: Restaurant Coupon Books
My, it's been a long time since I've done a carnival roundup, since I haven't participated in one for a while and I've barely had enough energy to write regular posts, much less read through 70 others! But this week, I participated in the 128th … [Read more...] about Best Finance Articles from Carnival of Personal Finance #128
guess who are the ones gladly accepting them when I offer? Yep, my coworkers. When I saw a $2 off coupon for Cosi a couple months ago in the Washington Post Express newspaper, I grabbed a couple of the papers at the end of the day (when they were … [Read more...] about Coworkers make fun of my coupons, but…
