Saturday, January 1, 2011
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Prilosec Rite Aid Deal
P&G has released a $25.00 Prilosec mail-in-rebate. Buy (2) Prilosec OTC 42 ct in a single transaction between 12/26/10 – 2/15/11 and get a $25.00 Mastercard Giftcard.
You will need to mail an original cash register receipt(s) dated between 12/26/10 and 2/15/11, with your retailers name, the date, and the purchase price of each product circled AND the TWO UPC symbols cut from the label of each product purchased together with the completed Prilosec Rebate Form. Forms must be received by 3/31/11.
You can get the following deal at Rite Aid this week – through 1/1/11:
Prilosec OTC 42 ct $24.77
Get $6.00 UPR
$3/1 Prilosec 12/26/2010 P&G Insert (exp 1/31/2011)
$7/2 Prilosec OTC 11/28/2010 P&G Insert (exp 12/31/2010) EXPIRES TOMORROW
$15.77 after coupon and +UPR
Buy 2 Prilosec OTC $49.54
use $4/$20 Rite Aid Video Values JAN (or $3/$20 VV Dec)
use $7/2 Prilosec coupon or $3/1 Prilosec Coupon
Get $12.00 UPR
$26.54 after coupon & UPR
Submit for $25 MIR
as low as $1.54 after coupon & MIR
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Save the Children groupon
Monday, December 27, 2010
3 Years of Parents Magazine for $5.99
Rite Aid Steals for the week
Thursday, December 23, 2010
$1 off Cream Cheese and Ritz
I am thinking so Cheesecake is in our future....
Investing in the new year
May I suggest that (especially if you didn't know this was coming) you invest this 2% in your retirement and jump start or pad your savings!
First, if you have a work retirement plan (401K, TSP, 403B, whatever is available) where they MATCH your contribution, you BETTER be putting money into that account (but only up to the match, unless you have lots of extra $$). You are THROWING away FREE money if you are not! Seriously go sign up for it NOW (don't wait) if they match any amount of your contribution! You can't pass up free money and you won't be able to make that return on your money anywhere else!
If you already contribute to the plan up to the match, or your work does not match it, then open up a ROTH IRA at any discount brokerage (we personally use Fidelity, but there are MANY good ones out there!). We are still at historically low tax rates, so take advatage of them NOW and get tax free money in your retirement. If you have kids, you are in a lower tax bracket then you will be in retirement! We know the tax rate will have to go up, so take advantage of the low rates and pay it now, and live a tax free retirement :)
Take that extra 2% and have it AUTOMATICALLY withdrawn from your account into a Roth IRA (or into your work's retirement account). Then you will never realize the extra money you have and spend it. You also don't have to make the conscious decision to save it either.
If you have maxed out both your work retirement match and your ROTH IRA's (you can have 2 if you are married, one for each), then I want the kind of money you are making! Just kidding :) Then, if you have kids, open or contribute more to their 529 accounts for college. Here in Oregon, you get a nice little tax deduction if you contribute for your children into the state's plan. So you get tax free money for college and a tax deduction for contributing.
So please do not consider this money extra money to spend - look at it as extra money for your future and get saving (or adding to) for your retirement!