Starbucks is changing its popular happy hour promo, again. This time, for the better. The changes give customers more clarity and choices. First, if you didn't know, the discounted pricing is only open to members of its Starbucks Rewards loyalty program. You must download its app and … [Read more...] about Starbucks Happy Hour: BOGO free handcrafted drink on Thursdays
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Jimmy John’s offers Little John sandwich for just $3
Jimmy John’s has the savings all wrapped up, thanks to its new menu addition.Not known for many discounts, the sandwich shop jumped into the fast-food value world by introducing its first permanent value menu item, the Little John.The Little John is a skinny mini version of the brand’s … [Read more...] about Jimmy John’s offers Little John sandwich for just $3
How to survive forced early retirement
When most workers plan for retirement, they expect to work until their full retirement age, which is 66 or 67 for people born after 1942, or even longer.But some workers find themselves out of a job at an age when it’s difficult to find another one – and at a time when they expected to be in … [Read more...] about How to survive forced early retirement
Tech tools and apps for seniors
The stereotype is that older people are leery of technology and lag behind their digital native grandchildren. But statistics from the Pew Research Center find that 82% of 65- to 69-year-olds use the Internet, and two-thirds have home internet connections. Seniors aged 80 and older are slower to … [Read more...] about Tech tools and apps for seniors
10 things to do before a hurricane comes
Hurricane season is officially under way, and if you live anywhere near the coast, that means it's time to stock up on bottled water, batteries and non-perishable food. But those aren't the only things you need to do before a hurricane approaches. The beginning of the season is a good time to review … [Read more...] about 10 things to do before a hurricane comes
What to look for in a starter home
You’ve dreamed for years of buying your first home, and now it’s time. You’ve created Pinterest boards dotted with photos of beautiful home decor, watched all the episodes of HGTV’s “House Hunters” and spent hours trolling listings online. You know exactly what you want.But have you done … [Read more...] about What to look for in a starter home
How to improve your credit score on the cheap
Have you ever felt like you have to have money to have a good credit score but you can only have a good credit score if you have money? This guest post by Sa El, co-founder of CreditKnocks.com, can help you navigate the line between earning good credit and having it.According to a white paper by … [Read more...] about How to improve your credit score on the cheap
Equifax data breach settlement: how to file a claim
Equifax Inc. has agreed to pay a minimum of $575 million as part of a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), and the 50 states as well as the territories of the United States. If you were affected, you can file for your share of the … [Read more...] about Equifax data breach settlement: how to file a claim
Get short stack for 58 cents at IHOP
Hungry bargain hunters will flip for these frugal flapjacks!Blow out the candles and bring on the butter and syrup. In celebration of its 60th anniversary, IHOP is flipping a short stack of its world-famous buttermilk pancakes for just 58 cents on July 16. (Why 58 cents? The price is in … [Read more...] about Get short stack for 58 cents at IHOP
How to find a summer job when you’re a teenager
Once a rite of passage into adulthood, summer jobs for teens are disappearing. Twenty years ago, about half of U.S. teens spent at least part of their summers scooping ice cream, running cash registers, or working at local seasonal shops. But according to Pew Research Center, the number of working … [Read more...] about How to find a summer job when you’re a teenager
How to set up a money-saving childcare co-op
Even the most enthusiastic parent needs some kid-free time – whether it’s for a night out with the spouse, a lunch with friends or even just a doctor’s appointment. But the expense of paid childcare can be prohibitive for some families. Teens are more available to babysit during the summer months, … [Read more...] about How to set up a money-saving childcare co-op
Used car shopping? Do your homework and avoid problems.
If you are in the market for a used car for yourself or a first car for your high-school or college student, you usually begin with a price range. But once you know how much you can spend, do your research on vehicle safety, average gas usage, and reliability. Here's a five-step plan to help you … [Read more...] about Used car shopping? Do your homework and avoid problems.
Great ways to save on summer travel
Summer is a great time to travel. Not only are the kids out of school, you don't have to worry about bad weather getting in the way of your carefully laid plans. Smart travelers know to follow their favorite airlines, hotel chains and vacation spots on Facebook and Twitter, where spur-of-the-moment … [Read more...] about Great ways to save on summer travel
Free Pie Wednesday at Village Inn
Bargain hunters will find this deal less sweet, but still full of savings. As of May 1, 2019, the offer requires the purchase of an entrée -- no longer valid with any dine-in purchase.Need to make your life a little sweeter? Village Inn continues its very popular FREE … [Read more...] about Free Pie Wednesday at Village Inn
Starbucks makes big changes to Rewards Program
Once again, Starbucks is changing its Starbucks Rewards program.Effective April 16, program updates include:All Starbucks Rewards members earn Stars toward FREE rewards from the day they join. The change means members can earn enough Stars to redeem a reward in as few as two to three … [Read more...] about Starbucks makes big changes to Rewards Program