If you've got music lovers on your holiday gift list, you'll want to check out this deal at Lowes Foods.
Right now, the grocery chain is offering a discounted deal on iTunes gift cards.
When you purchase a $25 iTunes card, you'll get a $5 coupon to spend at the grocery store. The coupon prints at the register.
That's the equivalent of a 20 percent discount.
The deal is good through Tuesday, Nov. 1.
The deals site Saveology is offering another discounted gift card deal.
This time it's a $25 gift card to Boston Market for $15.
I love these sorts of deals because not only are you getting what essentially amounts to free money for dining out, but you can save even more by using coupons with your discounted gift card.
And I'm sure I don't need to remind you that this would make a terrific holiday or birthday gift for someone on your list.
The daily deal site Saveology is offering a steal of a deal. Actually two.
Buy one or both of these deals:
Offers for heavily discounted gift cards like these -- for 50 percent off -- don't come around that often so these are real opportunities to save.
And don't forget: Once you have your gift card in hand, you can use a coupon to get your meal even cheaper.
If you're a fan of Centsible Saver on Facebook, be sure to check the page today to see if you won a grocery gift card to Lowes Foods or Harris Teeter.
I picked two winners at random just a few mintues ago.
Congrats to the winners. And my thanks to all 250-plus of you who signed on as fans of the page since its launch a week ago.
Here's a friendly reminder to enter my grocery gift card giveaway.
All you have to do is become a fan of my new Centsible Saver Facebook page and you've got a chance to win one of two $10 gift cards -- one each to Harris Teeter and Lowes Foods.
What better way to get in the mood for North Carolina's upcoming tax-free weekend than giving away a little spending money?
Leave me a comment sharing your best shopping tips and strategies for the tax holiday and you'll be entered to win a $10 Target gift card.
I'm interested in hearing from all types of savvy shoppers and savers: parents, college kids, singles, empty nesters, retirees, you name it. If you love a bargain, I want to hear from you.
Are you of the every-penny-counts philosophy? Or do you only brave the crowds when you're buying a big-ticket item like a computer?
Do you take advantage of the tax holiday to stock up on a year's worth of underwear and socks? Or do you make a point of staying home and avoiding the whole mess?
I'll pick a winner Tuesday and send the card out ASAP. With any luck, it should arrive in plenty of time for the tax-free weekend sales.
Here's a great deal for Subway sandwich lovers, courtesy of the daily deal site Saveology.
Get a $10 Subway gift card for $6.50.
Hey couponers, there's another new way to save money - no additional clipping required.
Launched nationwide in May, SavingStar offers monthly coupons that you can link to your grocery and drugstore cards through its website. Click here to join.
SavingStar coupons differ from traditional coupons in two major ways: they're paperless and they are NOT automatically deducted from your grocery order.
