Go here to try for a Finish Dishwashing Detergent Coupon valued at as much as $1.50/1.

Head over  and “like” Birds Eye Vegetables on Facebook. Then click over to print a coupon for  a $3/1 Voila Birds Eye Meal! Family Size Skillet Meals. It’s a “bricks” coupon which prints at the top of the page with nothing below it. Hit the back button to print your second unique coupon.

Print a coupon for a free cone at Baskin-Robbins when you purchase another cone. This coupon is not valid on soft serve or waffle cones.

OK - so this was offered back before Christmas and I was able to use my credit to score a free gift for someone on my list (including shipping). If you sign up here now you can get $20 in free credits from RueLaLA! YAY! they often have deals on Melissa and Doug toys and other goodies for well below the $20 price. Plus - you can use your $20 towards shipping also. (I didn't have to spend anything out of pocket when I ordered my product.) This offer is only good thru April 25 and you must use your credit within a month. I'll try to update you on great deals to spend it on. But the best part - if you sign up and don't use your credit - you didn't lose anything. It's like free money!

Be sure to click on the giveaway tab at the top of the page to read how to enter...

Recently I was sent the book, The 60 Minute Money Workout, from Waterbrook Multnomah to review. I was excited to read this book because it promised that upon reading it you could revolutionize your finances in only sixty minutes per week. The author used the method described in the book to eliminate $40,000 in consumer debt for her family. That's pretty impressive! The book itself was a pretty easy read. Ellie Kay, the author, writes practical advice, includes charts and examples, and really lays out the plan to follow to change your finances in just 60 minutes a week. The book is broken down into areas of your budget to focus on each week. I like this because if you feel you have an area of your budget that could use particular attention you can jump right to that chapter. I also felt that the book offered flexibility in the "60 minutes" area. Overall, I think this book would be great for someone who is just beginning to grasp the idea of a budget and has a lot of debt. For those of us who have been budgeting for a while and don't have much debt to eliminate I thought the book only offered bits and pieces of take away advice.