If you’ve considered having genealogy DNA testing, now’s the time to spring for it. Ancestry DNA is offering their DNA test kits for only $69 this week only. That’s the lowest price I’ve seen for genealogy DNA testing – 30 percent off their regular price.
I’ve written about my own Ancestry DNA test results and how fascinating I found them.
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Here are some of the outstanding grocery deals you can find for a limited time on Amazon.com. As you know, Amazon adjusts their pricing regularly, so there’s no telling how long these prices will last.
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Snyder’s of Hanover Pretzel Variety Pack, 36 Count – $8.59 one-time purchase (less with Subscribe and Save)
Annie’s Organic Variety Pack, Cheddar Bunnies and Bunny Graham Crackers Snack Packs, 36 Count – $7.99 one-time purchase (less with Subscribe and Save)
Finish Quantum Max Powerball, 64 Tabs, Dishwasher Detergent Tablets – $9.47 after clicking to apply 30% off coupon
Mrs Meyers Hand Soap, Geranium, 12.5 Fluid Ounce (Pack of 3) – $8.12 after clicking to apply 20% off coupon
Fresh Gourmet Crispy Onions, 24 Ounce – $8.91 after clicking to apply 30% off coupon
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Amazon Prime Day 2017 starts soon, but some of the best deals are available right now.
You can snag phenomenal deals on Amazon Music Unlimited, Amazon Kindle Unlimited, Amazon Home Services and more. The deal on Amazon Kindle Unlimited is good even if you already subscribe to a monthly plan.
You can turn your existing Kindle Unlimited plan into a yearly plan and pay about $80 upfront instead of $10 per month. …
As part of the lead up to Amazon Prime Day 2017, Amazon is offering subscriptions to their Kindle Unlimited plan at a fantastic discount.
Amazon Kindle Unlimited offers over a million Kindle books available to borrow up to 10 at a time on your account for just $9.99 per month. However, through July 11, you can buy a yearly plan for about $80, a savings of about $40 over what you’d pay on a regular monthly plan, which calculates to well under $7 a month.…
If you have Amazon Prime, you might already use one of its many cool benefits, Amazon Prime Music. With Amazon Prime Music, which is free with your Amazon Prime subscription, you can listen to hundreds of thousands of ad-free tunes.
You can listen on your computer, phone, or tablet, and you can even create playlists of your favorites and download them for offline listening.…
Thrift store shopping is a fun and easy way to slash your family’s spending. Whether you’ve shopped at thrift stores before or plan to give them a try, it’s important to find out what you need to know in order to make the most of thrift store shopping.
Then, you’ll want to plan for the items which you’re most likely to find at thrift stores that will also save you the most money.…
If your kids love fidget spinners or are looking to jump on the bandwagon, you’re in luck.
Online dollar store Hollar now offers fidget spinners on sale for $2 (regular $5) for a limited time! Head on over to Hollar now and look for these fantastic and addicting toys.
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The term “dollar store” can describe stores that sell everything for $1 such as Dollar Tree, along with low-cost stores like Dollar General and Family Dollar (now owned by the same company as Dollar Tree).
Customers and investors alike love dollar stores. Dollar stores continue to thrive while many other brick-and-mortar stores struggle to stay alive and, in many cases, fade away.…
If you live in or near a city with a sizable well-to-do population, you can save a lot of money by visiting charity thrift stores on a regular basis.
I’m not just talking about clothing, either. You can find small kitchen appliances, dishes, silverware, blow dryers, curling irons, holiday decorations, home decor items, toys, books and more.
Keep in mind that most thrift stores won’t let you return anything, so you’ll want to check items carefully before buying.…
The tips in articles about saving money are often ridiculous and/or the same old tips you’ve seen dozens of times.
I read a post recently that advised paying off your mortgage more quickly. I don’t know why anyone would pay down their lowest interest rate loan if they also have high interest credit card debt.
The article went on to suggest not buying new cars every few years (duh) and cutting back on restaurant meals and nights out (no kidding).…
