1. $30 off $75 at Express! From 3/17/10-3/21/10
More info HERE
2. Buy one get one free prescription eyeglasses! One week only! Prices as low as $7.95
More info HERE
3. Prescription Swim Goggles: $12.44 shipped!
More info HERE
4. Extra 50% off Clearance Party Supplies! Save up to 90% off at www.CelebrateExpress.com!
More info HERE
5. 2nd Pair ½ Price Sale at FamousFootwear.com!
More info HERE
6. Honey-Can-Do Closet/Dorm Organization Kit $21.52! Eight piece kit solves your organizing problems!
More info HERE
7. Smiths Grocery “March to Savings” Promo! Stock up prices!
Link to Smith’s List and discussion
8. Enter to win a Big Gas Grill 3 from Camp Chef! This awesome prize has a retail value of $352.99! For MEN only! From Camp Chef and Pinchingyourpennies.com!
More info HERE
Just one of the awesome tools here at PYP…ready-made shopping lists. We scour grocery ads to find the best deals at many of your favorite stores, and match them with available coupons. Check the list below and see if you find your favorite store!
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Print these coupons and take them to Harbor Freight to redeem! One coupon per customer. (Not sure if you can use both at once.)
I missed this deal when I was doing the Rite Aid weekly post. Thanks Ashlee for bringing it to my attention!
BUY:
(3) Hershey, Reese’s Nestle or Cadbury bagged Easter candy 8-10 oz $1.99
Use:
Rite Aid in-ad coupon for $2 off 3 bags
AND
Hersheys, Reeses or Cadbury Candy, any 8 oz. bags or larger $2/3 (4-4-10) SS-3/14
Total for 3 bags: $1.97 for all 3 bags. That’s only .66 cents a bag!
BUT…
If you have a $3 off $15 coupon, you could do this:
9 bags candy @ $1.99 each=$17.91
Use:
$3 off $15
(3) in ad coupons=$6 off
(3) manufacturer=$6 off
Total: $2.91! Only .32 cents a bag!
A great time to stock up for Easter baskets!
HERE is a copy of Rite Aid’s coupon policy. Print it off and carry it with you in your binder.
Here are 3 great tips for saving money around the house:
Keeping a pitcher of water in the fridge can save you money!
You should always have a pitcher of water available in the fridge for whenever someone needs a glass of water. There are several reasons for this:
1st, it is healthy and each person should drink 8 glasses of water a day.
2nd, you will save on using disposable plastic water bottles, since you can reuse your own stainless water bottle instead, or simply use a glass.
3rd, anyone drinking water won’t have to leave the tap running for 5 or so seconds until the water runs cooler.
5th, you won’t use as many ice cubes for each glass of water, since it will already be cold!
Avoid opening the oven door to save money!
Did you know that most of the energy used by an oven is during the preheating time and after the oven door has been opened? And on hot days, the longer the oven door is open, the hotter your kitchen gets, since that hot air is escaping into your kitchen.
Whenever you are baking in the oven, try and only open the oven door for the shortest period possible. This means have the baking dish sitting on the stove top so you can immediately place it in the oven, rather than opening the oven door, walking across the kitchen to another counter, walking back with the dish, and then closing the oven door.
When you only open the oven door for the shortest period of time possible, you will save money on your electricity bill, as well as save money on your air conditioning because it won’t have to work as hard to get the house temperature down because of the oven being used.
Borrow movies and CDs from the library!
Why not take family time and visit your local library, which is a budget mom’s haven? Not only are you exposing you and your children to an educational place, but also many libraries rent items beyond the usual books that most people think of when considering an excursion to library.
Many public libraries carry everything from CDs to DVD movies, often including some new releases. And generally the kid’s DVD and CD section is quite large and you can find everything from the new Disney movie to some DVD collections of your kid’s favorite television shows.
For adults you can change things out by borrowing a book on tape or CD instead of the usual paperback novel. Books on tape can be time savers because you can listen while you do other tasks such as household chores or even while you drive the car pool.
Do check to see what your public library’s reserve policy is. If you are waiting for a specific title to become available, some libraries will hold it for you for several days so you can pick up your convenience. The service is no charge, and it helps you plan what you want to see when. Many of these services are available online.
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Use Code 10SAVES3 at checkout.
Exp. 2010-03-17
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Preparing your own income tax returns doesn’t have to be a nightmare anymore. Online income tax preparation services like H&R Block, Tax Act, and TurboTax.com can make the process quite painless. Don’t believe it? Follow these simple steps and see for yourself!
Open an account at either H&R Block, Tax Act, or TurboTax.com (if you don’t already have one). Each service offers editions that are priced according to the complexity of your return, so examine them carefully to find the one that will do what you need for the lowest price. Even though you have to choose one of the editions to open your online account, you won’t have to pay anything until you’re ready to either file your return electronically or prepare the final print-out.
Log into your account and make sure that all of your personal information is entered and ready to go. If you filed a return through that service last year, simply follow the instructions to import the required information into this year’s return. If this is the first time you’ve used an online tax preparation service, just follow the prompts to manually enter the necessary information from your hard copies of last year’s income tax forms. Give yourself a pat on the back when you’re done because you’ve already started preparing your income tax return!
Your income statements will trickle in during the months of January and February, but you can start entering your deductible expenses at any time. Entering your expenses into your online tax return is fast and easy. Just select the category of expense you want to enter, tally the numbers, and move on to the next category. If you use money management software like Quicken or Microsoft Money, you can make the process even easier by simply uploading your expense data once you’ve made the final entries for the year.
You should have the expense side of your income tax return nearly finished when the income statements start to roll in. Do yourself a favor and enter them into your online return immediately, then file them away for good. By the time you enter your last income statement, your tax return will be nearly complete and you can start thinking about how you’re going to spend that tax refund!
Once all of your income and expense statements have been entered, the online tax preparation services will conduct a free automated review. This review will check for errors and for any possible deductions you may have missed. If all goes well, your online federal tax return will be ready to file.
For an additional fee, the services will import your federal tax data into a state tax return and guide you through a short process to complete it. The state tax return will then be automatically reviewed and verified.
At this point, you have the option of printing out drafts of your returns and taking them to a human income tax consultant. The consultant can either mark up your forms for you to change online, or you can give him or her your online account information to have it done for you.
When you’re ready to file your income tax returns, you can choose to file them electronically (e-file) or print them out and mail them through the post office. You’ll have to pay the online tax preparation service fee at this time.
If you file electronically, you’ll be asked to check back in a few days to verify that your returns were accepted by their respective agencies.
That’s it! You’re done for another year. Your tax returns will remain available in your account so that you can print additional copies if you need them. You’ll also be able to import the data into next year’s return. The key to improving your tax preparation experience is to work on your returns gradually as information becomes available. Online income tax preparation services like H&R Block, Tax Act, and TurboTax.com help you to do that by allowing you to make entries that are days and weeks apart without losing any continuity. Your information will always be exactly how you left it the last time you logged in. Furthermore, you’ll be able to work with your tax documents in easy-to-manage bundles instead of having to wade through an intimidating pile. Do yourself a favor and take your income tax preparation online. The nightmare is over!
18-oz. Bite Size Mini-Wheats, 12-ct. Pop-Tarts and selected others 4/$10.00
FREE $5 TARGET GIFTCARD® with purchase of any 4 selected Kellogg’s items!
Quantities limited; no rain checks.
Terms and conditions apply to GiftCards.
Use: $1.00 off 2 Kelloggs Pop Tarts and/or Nutri-Grain Cereal bars – this is a manufacturer’s coupon with the Target logo on it – expires 4/11/10 at THIS LINK
or
$1.50 off 3 Kelloggs cereals (10 oz or larger, mix or match flavors) – this is a manufacturer’s coupon with the Target logo on it – expires 4/11/10 at THIS LINK
or
$1.50 off 2 Kellogg’s Frosted Mini-Wheats, All-Bran, and/or Kellogg’s Raisin Bran at THIS LINK
Get 4 boxes of participating cereal or PopTarts for as low as .50 each after coupons and when you factor in the $5 gift card you will receive!
These are the best deals I found at Rite Aid this week. If you would like to see all the weekly deals head on over to the PYP Rite Aid thread for the entire list and discussion.
Refer to the Rite Aid Official Coupon Policy if you have questions regarding coupons.
Use these coupons to get more for your money when you shop!
$3/$15
$5/$25
$5/$20 (Video Values)
Post Cereal $1.88
Use $2/1 printable
Final Price: FREE!
Trident Layers gum $.99
Use Trident Layers Gum, any single pack 0.75/1 (4-3-10) SS-2/7
Final Price: $.24 cents!
Visine $4.99
Use $3/1 in-ad coupon AND
Visine, any product, $2/1 (6-30-10) RP-3/14
Final Price: FREE after coupons!
Renpure Hair Care B1G1Free
(watch for “try me free” rebate offers on bottles)
Final Price: two for free!
Plus, there is another great rebate offer right now. Buy $50 worth of Johnson & Johnson products & get a $25 rebate from 2/28/10- 3/27/10! Here are the products that are included:
• St. Joseph Aspirin
• Motrin IB
• Tylenol Arthritis Pain
• Motrin PM
• Tylenol PM
• Simply Sleep
• Benadryl Cream
• Neosporin Plus Cream
• Cortaid Cream or Ointment
• Zyrtec
• Zyrtec-D
• Visine
• Benadryl Allergy
• Sudafed
• K-Y Yours & Mine
• Stayfree Maxi
• o.b. Tampons
• Carefree Pantiliners
• e.p.t Digital
• Monistat Day or Night
• Johnson & Johnson First Aid Products
• Band-Aid Brand Adhesive Bandages
• Johnson’s Cotton Swabs
• Johnson’s Lotion
• Johnson’s Head-To-Toe
• Desitin
• Neutrogena Cosmetics, Skin, Hair, Sun, Bath & Men’s
SCENARIO IDEA:
(please note that this is just one scenario idea. The deal is even better if you purchase what you really need to buy anyway. Refer to to the complete list of items above and check the PYP coupon list to see if there are coupons you could use.)
Bandaids $1.99
Neosporin $3.99
Visine $4.99
Johnson’s Baby Item $4.50
Sudafed $4.99
Benadryl $5.49
Total: $25.95
Use:
$5/$25 printable
$3 Visine in-ad coupon
$1 Johnson’s in-ad coupon
$2 Sudafed in-ad coupon
$2 Benadryl in-ad coupon
AND
Neosporin AND (1) Band-Aid product, excluding trial size $3.00 (3-31-10) SS-2/21
Visine, any product, $2/1 (6-30-10) RP-3/14
$1/1 Johnson’s printable
Sudafed Triple Action 24 ct. $2/1 (6-30-10) RP 3/14
Benadryl, any allergy product, $1/1 (5-31-10) RP-3/14
FINAL out of pocket cost: $3.95!
BUT WAIT! Repeat this transaction twice and it will look like this:
Total before coupons: $51.90
Total out of pocket after coupons: $7.90! (really good for out of pocket cost)
PLUS you qualify for the $25 rebate, so it ends up being a $17.10 moneymaker!
Whether you have some Irish heritage or simply look good in kelly green, St. Patrick’s Day is a fun holiday when everyone is “Irish for a day.” To help you plan your St. Patrick’s Day festivities, download this holiday craft guide complete with what to wear, how to decorate, recipes, and fun activities.
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