Hey guys! Along with our weekly roundup of posts I enjoyed this week, I thought I’d start posting up a mini-roundup of coupons and deals I find throughout the week too. Most of the times I just disregard them or not even look at them (*gasp*) but every now and then they come in handy when you’re already looking to buy something ;) So if they help, great! And if not, keep moving along. I’ll do my best to only put up the ones I find useful. Happy Friday!
- Quit Your Job And Die Alone @ Untemplater
- “The Best Budgeting Tip I Know” @ Main St. (Check out #4 ;))
- Should You Give Back an Engagement Ring? @ DINKS Finance
- 32 Inspiring, Funny, and Smart Quotes about Money @ Moolanomy
- Do You Have One of America’s Most Stressful Jobs? @ Savvy Sugar
- Win a Titanic 3D Valentine’s Day in One of 44 Cities! @ College Candy
- What Happens Online When You Die? [video] @ Life Insurance Finder
- Zuckerberg’s Ex-Roomate’s $400M Facebook ‘Mistake’ @ Yahoo News
- The History of Personal Checks [Infographic] @ Bradford Exchange Checks
- How many years does it take to become financially independent? @ The Military Guide
- Why Trading Time For Money is the Best Way to Make More Money @ Passive Panda
- Cool book on how to get free stuff from companies: “Free Stuff Everyday” @ Mike Essex
- CONFESSION: I Was Earning $100K And Had a Really Low Credit Score @ Business Insider
This week’s online coupons:
- 25% off TurboTax Deluxe: Coupon code: VCRKTSP6CTGOW
- 20% off entire purchase at Kohls.com: Coupon code: SMS464 (Expires 02/11)
- $10 off your order of $100 or more at Petco.com: Coupon code: affex
- 20% off your order at BareNecessities.com: Coupon code: BARE20
PS: Will you vote for me on something real quick? If you like my post? :) Just put “Gigs” in the comments of this post I’m about to paste here, and you’ll help me win! Thanks! –> March Madness
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Here, I’ll go first: “Gigs”
No, kidding, I already posted that over at Free Money Finance.
Just wanted to say “Thanks” for mentioning our “financially independent” post. Crunching the math for the charts and formatting the HTML tables was a real pain, but it’s been a perennially favorite post!
Sorry, I already voted…but that’s okay, because I voted for yours. :-) My Extreme Couponing Reality Check post is in the next round; I’m happy I wasn’t up against yours.
This is one of my favorite posts of the week! I always like to see what other people are reading on the internet! I’m thinking of starting a similar series but haven’t gotten that far! TY for inspiring me! :)
That video of What happens to you online when you die? Was crazy! I can remember in college hearing about classmates that passed away and their fb accounts were still up and people kept writing on their walls (for years) it was nice but creepy at the same time. My friend always told me to shut down his fb if he dies.
@Nords – Yeah! You should totally keep doing it – really fun for us readers :) Thanks for voting for me!
@Jen @ Master the Art of Saving – Haha, I’m glad too so that I can vote for you!
@Beth Anne @ The Catholic Couponer – Really? Awesome! Sometimes I wonder if people even read or check these out, haha… so thanks for motivating ME to keep doing them! :) (And yeah – that dying stuff is super freaky. I told my wife to make sure to keep my blog and accounts open as long as she can ;))
I don’t think I’m going to do well anyways, I’m way behind in votes. At least I made it into the 1st round. :-D
Sorry to hear :( I haven’t voted yet though! Let me go do it now ;)