4 Ways to Make a quick $15 from Signup Bonuses!

powered by free-ebooks.net

HOW TO GET $15 IN CASH SIGNUP BONUSES RIGHT NOW

$5 SIGNUP BONUS OFFER #1

The first website that offers a $5 signup bonus is Inbox Dollars. Inbox Dollars is a survey website that pays members to read emails, take surveys online, and play games.

$5 SIGNUP BONUS OFFER #2

The second website that offers a $5 signup bonus is Swagbucks. Swagbucks is a leading online rewards site that gives free gift cards to its members for completing online activities like taking surveys, searching the web, watching videos and playing games. Swagbucks.com has awarded over $65 Million in rewards to date!

$5 SIGNUP BONUS OFFER #3

The third website that offers a $5 signup bonus is Inbox Pays. InboxPays gives you the opportunity to earn extra cash by reading emails, referring your friends, playing games, and clipping coupons. They have hundreds of offers ranging from cash surveys to free trials and credit cards. Then, simply “cash out” your balance and get paid directly to your PayPal account.

OTHER SIGNUP OFFERS – $10 SIGNUP BONUS!

Ebates is yet another site that offers a signup bonus ($10 actually!), but this one is a little different. Instead of being a survey site like the rest, it’s actually a cash back website that helps you save on purchases you were going to make already (like on Amazon.com, Target.com, etc). And then the cash back is deposited back into your account for cashing out. The neat thing about Ebates is that they give you a $10 bonus for making your first cash back transaction through the site <<== important distinction as well.

The thing with Ebates is that you won’t have a hard time earning your $10 if you do ANY online shopping at all. Just sign up, wait until the next time you need to buy something online, and start your shopping session by visiting Ebates to see if the retailer you had in mind is offering cash back on Ebates. Odds are they will be!

FREE E-Book :: Awesome Shopping Tips and Strategies Vol. 1

Hey guys!

While I am working tediously on Volume 2 of Awesome Shopping, I wanted to give you guys a FREE copy of Volume 1. We will go into waaay more depth in Vol. 2.

So, here's your free download. Enjoy!

powered by free-ebooks.net

Tax Free Shopping Weekend 2015

What states have Tax Free Shopping in 2015? It looks like there are 16 states will hold a Tax Free Shopping promotion. During this promotions, consumers will not pay sales tax on certain items for back to school which usual include some of the following: clothing, footwear, school supplies, computers and sports equipment. You will need to check your state for the specifics, each state has their own set of guidelines.

• ALABAMA– August 7-9 (clothing, supplies, computers, books)
• ARKANSAS– August 1-2 (clothing, supplies)
• CONNECTICUT – August 16-22 (clothing, footwear)
• FLORIDA-August 7-16 (clothing, supplies, computers)
• GEORGIA – July 31 – August 1 (clothing, supplies, computers)
• IOWA– August 7-8 (clothing)
• MARYLAND– August 9-15 (clothing, footwear)
• MISSISSIPPI– July 31-August 1 (clothing, footwear)
• MISSOURI– August 7-9 (clothing, computers, supplies)
• NEW MEXICO– August 7-9 (clothing, computers, supplies)
• OHIO– August 7-9 (clothing, supplies, instructional materials)
• OKLAHOMA– August 7-9 (clothing)
• SOUTH CAROLINA– August 7-9 (clothing, computer, supplies)
• TENNESSEE– August 7-9 (clothing, computer, supplies)
• TEXAS– August 7-9 (clothing, backpacks, supplies)
• VIRGINIA– August 7-9 (clothing, supplies)

powered by free-ebooks.net

Dave Ramsey Total Money Makeover - Under $15!

My BF and I are starting to listen to and read a lot of Dave Ramsey. If you have ever heard of him, you know he is basically a financial genius. The first step is to save $1,000. So far I have $42 and some change. I can't wait to put my spare change into my change counter every night when I get home. It adds up for real. 

So anyway, here is the starter point for the Dave Ramsey Program, which will help you get out of debt, pay off your house and other little financial tricks.

The The Total Money Makeover: Classic Edition: A Proven Plan for Financial Fitness ($14.88)

---

A New Awesome Mobile Way to Manage your Money @ Wells Fargo

I dont know how many of you out there bank with Wells Fargo, but I do. Today when I was logging in to check my balance and do some other things, I stumbled across this. You can text money between your accounts~ So Cool!!

Click the picture to learn more

---

Saving Money on Your Wedding Day

Ten Years On, Here Are Some Thoughts on Saving Money on Your Wedding Day

Posted: 23 Jun 2013 07:00 AM PDT

Sarah and I have been married for ten years. As our tenth anniversary has passed by, we’ve had a few conversations where we’ve reminisced about our wedding day.

Mostly, our memories seem to revolve around people. We remembered the unexpected old friend who showed up out of the blue even though we hadn’t seen him in years. We remembered the mixing of our extended families. We remembered the tears of our mothers and the wonderful toasts of our friends. We remembered the aunts and uncles and cousins who quietly took care of lots of little details. We even remembered one of my old family friends who had a bit too much to drink and made a few loud passes at various women in the room.

What things haven’t come up in our remembrances? We haven’t talked about the relative quality of the wedding hall. We haven’t talked about whether or not we got the right photographer. We haven’t talked about whether we should have spent more on the food.

At the time of our wedding, we were pretty stressed out about these details. We wanted the perfect wedding and the perfect reception and the perfect food and so on.

Looking back on it now, all that really mattered then and all that really mattered now were the people. We had a couple hundred people we care about all gathered together in one place.

The place for the reception really didn’t matter. Is it big enough for all of the people who were coming? Is it clean? Aside from that, it’s just a room to gather the people you love.

The food we served really didn’t matter, either. It was good food, but we certainly didn’t need catering. Most of the food there was made by friends and family and it was perfectly good.

The photographer? We had one that was recommended by a friend, but we ended up with so many different digital shots and paper snapshots from friends and family that we honestly didn’t need one. That was ten years ago. Now? Ask a friend to do it.

The music? We had a DJ. Honestly, we could have just picked a four hour mix of songs out of our music collection, attached some speakers to a computer, and put up some lights and we would have been fine. Have one of your outgoing friends MC a few pieces if needed – in fact, that will likely be more memorable than having a random DJ do it.

The cake? Our cake was actually made by a family friend. It was cake. It was perfectly fine.

Over and over again, our memories come back to the people. All of those other elements? We scarcely remember them.

If you want a wedding and a wedding reception that’s going to provide you with a lifetime of lasting memories, make it all about the people you’ve invited. Ask them to help with the setup. Ask them to help with all kinds of little tasks.

The vast majority of them will be glad to do it. You can spend the day beforehand with all of those people setting up your big day. In fact, we did something akin to that, as we spent the day beforehand with lots of family and friends, putting up decorations and making food and setting up tables and chairs. What do I remember about that day? I remember being a bit stressed, but I mostly remember all of the people.

Don’t worry about the right food or the right cake or the right room or the right photographer or the right dress. If you’re going to worry about anything, just worry about getting everyone you know and love together in one place. If you have that, you can get married in a t-shirt and serve sandwiches for a meal.

In ten years, those little details won’t matter. What will matter are the memories of people and the relationships with them that you have that have lasted.

The post Ten Years On, Here Are Some Thoughts on Saving Money on Your Wedding Day appeared first on The Simple Dollar

.

---