Welcome to Week in Review!
Here you will find a re-cap of what happened in my household last week and the monetary impact to us.
Follow along with me and watch your earnings and savings grow, too!
Don't forget to track your own numbers, as it is fun and beneficial to know what is working for you!
Listed below is the total I saved or earned, the post that explains the details ( if there is one ) and then the method where I am adding this total for tallying purposes.
- $2,356 - Linkshare, Commission Junction, Logical Media & CPA Storm - Affiliates
- $50 - My Survey & American Consumer Opinion - Surveys
- $35 - Kroger Grocery Savings - The Grocery Game ( please use referral moneysavingmethods@yahoo.com )
- $25 - $25 College Advantage Bonus - Bank Offers
- $20 - Free Amazon.com Gift Certificates - Swagbucks
- $10 - Big Crumbs
- $10 - $25 Revolution Money Exchange Bonus - Bank Offers - Referral Credit
- $5 - LaRosa's Credit - Loyalty Programs
- $4 - Shortcuts - Electronic Coupons
- $4 - Free Prints and Free Shipping from Snapfish
- $3 - Upromise & eCoupons ( use code 5Tylenol when signing up for your free Upromise account here and get a $5 bonus )
Total Weekly Savings/Earnings = $2,522
Plus, what I did that will benefit me in the future:
- Ordered my Free Clothing item from CJ Banks, thanks to a $10 Off ANY purchase coupon
- Registered for my free 275 Plus Delta Airline Miles
- Registered for my free 12 Photo Cards from Shutterfly and Delta
- Cut and Saved my Prescription Coupons
- Signed up for my free $10 Pillsbury Coupon Book
- Finished setting up my direct deposit, etc for my National City Bank Bonus
1 comment:
Wow, that's phenomenal, Carrie! I guess all the recent appearances are paying off! Thank you for all the information you share with us. I've been reading your blog for about a month now and have just started taking advantage of some of that information: signed up for two of the bank offers and BigCrumbs/Ebates/MrRebate. I plan to do most of my holiday shopping online this year, and I'm looking forward to not only taking advantage of good sales but also getting a percentage back through rebates!
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