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     I love finding a good deal. Most people do. Sometimes it can be really hard to find the time to shop. A lot of the time I end up just getting whatever I'm going to get without shopping around for the best price. How much money is your time worth, after all?
     Well, Find & Save makes it easy to find all your favorite store circulars in one spot, therefore making it easier to shop for the best prices and compare deals.
     Is that perfect dress on sale at Kohl's or Sears? Are the sales at CVS or Walgreens better worth the trip? Now it's easy to find out with just a few clicks!

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Thrifty Thursday: eMeals

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     I just got accepted into the eMeals blogging program. You may have heard of eMeals before. If you listen to Dave Ramsey at all, I can almost guarantee you have heard him mention this program! But just in case you haven't heard of it, let me briefly explain. 
     eMeals is a program that basically plans your dinners for you and gives you the grocery list you need. This helps you keep your grocery spending in check because you only buy what is on the list. You can choose from a variety of meal plans, including gluten-free, vegetarian, clean-eating and more! They also have a new slow-cooker plan. 
     The slow-cooker plan is perfect for busy families who are out (at work, school, etc) all day but still want a home-cooked meal. There is even a clean eating slow cooker option. If you want a sample of what kind of recipes you will find, check out this slow cooker clean eating chicken broccoli pasta.
     If this is something you'd be interested in, you can use the code SLOW to get 15% off. Check out eMeals today!

     Bloggers, if you're interested in taking part in the eMeals blogger program, sign up here. Be sure to let them know I sent you!

How to Make $5 a Month on Swagbucks (with minimal effort)

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Thrifty Thursday: Survey Sites part 4

     Okay, a couple weeks ago, I went into all my grievences with programs like Inbox Dollars and Panda Research. Now I want to tell you about the sites that are a little similar to those, but ones I actually like.
     The first one is Swagbucks. If you've been online any amount of time, you've probably heard of Swagbucks before. If you haven't signed up for it and would like to, you can do so here.
     Swagbucks is a little like Inbox Dollars and the others in that it does offer points for shopping and signing up for stuff and it does offer surveys (which usually don't offer enough for me to bother with), but it also offers you points (or Swagbucks) for things that the others don't.
     Swagbucks started out as a search engine. And they will randomly give you "swagbucks" for doing web searches on their search engine. Web searching is something we probably all do anyway. So why not get rewarded for it?
     There are also daily things you can do, like the NOSO (no obligation special offers) and take the daily poll. If you have the toolbar installed, you automatically get a swagbuck for logging in. You'll get 4 points for those 3 things. No it's not much (it takes 450 swagbucks to get a $5 Amazon card) but it adds up over time.
     MyPoints--This is another shop-to-earn site where you get points for shopping through them and will occassionally get points for other things. I believe they occassionally offer surveys, but I don't think they pay much.
     The main reason I actually signed up with MyPoints was because of their affiliation with BzzAgent. I'll talk about BzzAgent in another post. Just like swagbucks you can usually get points by shopping. My favorite thing to get is Magazines (via myPoints' partnership with Magazines.com). I get points by linking to magazines.com through MyPoints.
     So check them out, have a little fun. ;-)