Let's Go shopping

Hi All,

500,000 coupons for 50,000 stores.  Wow.  That sounds too good to be true.  But its not!

Check out RetailMeNot.com - click on this link to visit the site.

So what the heck is the site all about you ask? 

Simple...users can click on a link for coupon codes, product deals, printable coupons and more. 

But wait, there's more....users can click on a search box at the top right part of the site and enter the name of a retailer (Nordstrom, Sears, Sephora, Kohls, JCPenney, Best Buy etc.) or a manufacturer (Nike, Little Tykes, Step 2, OskKosh B'Gosh, Domino's, Claire's, etc.) and up pop coupons.

Users click on a 'Show Coupon Code' box to reveal the code.  Information included in the advertisement include the number of people that used the coupon today, when the coupon expires, details of the coupon. user comments and more.

Users can  choose from a variety of coupon types including coupon codes and online sales.  Further, users can choose from various discount types including BOGO (buy one get one), free shipping, free gift and % off. 

The site also has a bunch of specialty pages for Black Friday Deals, Cyber Monday Deals, Christmas Sales and Free Shipping. 

Users can click on this link to Join RetailMeNot. In addition, users can use Facebook, Google+, Pinterest and Twitter to log on to RetailMeNot.

Users can also get the RetailMeNot mobile app by clicking on this link.

Enjoy the site and the app - here's to saving money!

Regards,
Stu

Money for 2016

Hi All,

Well, the end of the year is almost here!  What better time to look at your finances than the end of the year?  Its a good time to evaluate how your finances did during the year - and how to prepare for the coming year...forthwith a few good sites to help you with your money issues!

10 Money Apps to Use in 2016 

Mint - syncs all your accounts to give you a comprehensive picture of how much you're saving and spending throughout the year.  

GoodBudget - uses the envelope budgeting method to help you track your money

Level Money - is a budgeting and tracking app that is designed for those who prefer visual representations of our money rather than straight numbers...links to your bank accounts and shows you what is safely spendable and tracks expenses...

RetailMeNot - aggregates coupons for your favorite stores

Enjoy the links and here's to a profitable 2016!

Regards,
Stu