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11/28/2020 Friday Freebies and Deals!

Abby H.
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It’s Friday again! Time to score some freebies, pick up a few deals (It is Black Friday after all).

Freebies:
Free Medium Fries w/ Any $1 Purchase at McDonalds – Every Friday
Free 8×10 Photo Print at Walgreens
Free Sample of Artemis Dry Dog or Cat Food
Free Smartwater at Giant Eagle
Free Herdez, Chi-Chi’s or La Victoria Products
Free 2021 SEH Employee Artwork Calendar
Free Full-Size Dr. Miracle’s Deep Conditioner
Free Evermine Holiday Gift Tags
4 Free Cinnabon BonBites + Free Birthday Treat
Free Sample of Xyzal Allergy 24H
Free CBD Restoring Facial Oil Sample at The Body Shop

Deals

Save 60% on Lady Gaga Makeup on Amazon
MyQ Smart Garage Door Opener ONLY $16.98 (Reg. $40)
Today Only: Save up to 60% on Anime Films on Amazon
Save 50% on Highly-Rated Lodge Cast Iron Pan ONLY $19.92
T-fal Professional Nonstick Cookware Set ONLY $139
Save up to 58% on Columbia Apparel and Shoes
Kano Coding Kits for Kids as Low as $12.69 (Reg. $80)
Snow Joe Shovelution Snow Shovel ONLY $16.85 (Reg. $30)
Softsoap Liquid Hand Soap 6-Pack ONLY $5.94 Shipped
Home Expressions Bath Towels ONLY $2.98 at JCPenney
Save up to 45% on Simple Modern Tumblers & Water Bottles
Apple Watch Series 3 GPS – 38mm ONLY $119.99 (Reg $200)
Save up to 50% on Adidas Footwear, Apparel and More
Crest 3D Whitestrips 22 Treatments ONLY $27.96 (Reg. $50)
Beats Solo3 Headphones ONLY $119 (Reg. $200) Today Only
PlayMonster 5 Second Rule Uncensored Game ONLY $11.95 (Reg. $25)
Ninja Foodi 9-in-1 Multi Cooker ONLY $119.99 (Reg. $250)
5 Second Rule Game ONLY $8.29 on Amazon (Reg. $20)
Save up to 68% on Watches from Citizen, Bulova, and More

Mid-Month Coupon Round Up!

Abby H.

I was cruising my favorite coupon sites this morning and I found some great stuff.

The two sites I use the most for printable coupons are:

One of the things I am digging right now is that Fetch Rewards is giving 10,000 points ($10 in points basically) when you buy $30 in Unilever products from Grocery stores. What’s making that deal even better now is that you can use coupons when you buy these products. Here are some Unilever brand coupons:

Save $1.00 on any ONE (1) pint of Ben & Jerry’s Non-Dairy
Save $1.00 any ONE (1) FINISH® QUANTUM® 22ct+, FINISH® Max-In-1® 28ct+, or FINISH® Deep Clean 38ct+
Save $2.50 on any TWO (2) Dove Deodorant Products (excludes twin/multi packs and trial/travel)
Save $1.50 on any ONE (1) Dove Even Tone or Dove 0% Aluminum Deodorant (excludes twin/multi packs and trial/travel)
Save $1.50 on ONE (1) DM+C Deodorant Stick (Excludes Trial & Travel & TwinPacks)
Save $0.50 on any ONE (1) Degree Men® Original Protection Antiperspirant Deodorant product (excludes twin packs and trial and travel sizes)
Save $0.75 on any ONE (1) Degree Women® Motionsense® or UltraClear Antiperspirant Deodorant, Deodorant Wipes, Dry Spray Antiperspirant or
Save $1.00 on any ONE (1) Axe Stick product (excludes Twin packs and Trial & Travel sizes)
Save $1.50 on any ONE (1) Axe Body Spray product (excludes Twin packs and Trial & Travel sizes)
Save $2.50 on any TWO (2) Axe Body Sprays or Sticks products (excludes Twin packs and Trial & Travel sizes)
Save $1.00 on ONE (1) DM+C Deodorant or Antiperspirant Stick (Excludes Trial & Travel & TwinPacks)
Save $2.50 on any TWO (2) Dove, Dove Men+Care, Axe, Degree® or Degree Men® Dry Spray Antiperspirant products (excludes Trial & Travel

If that’s not your jam, here are a few of the coupons that grabbed my attention:


Save $1.00 on ONE (1) Nestle Pure Life Fruity Water 8-pack

Save $1.00 ONE (1) Montchevre® Goat Cheese Product

Save $2.25 on any FIVE (5) SMART ONES products

And don’t forget to check out my list of Smartphone apps that can save you the big bucks! These apps add new offers and deals daily!

A Practical Guide to Setting A Budget (Part Three)

Abby H.

The first two parts (Part One, Part Two) of this series talked about the essentials of how to budget. This third part is for those of you who are having a difficult time making the ends meet to get your needs met.

I’m talking about when cutting cable and going cash only for groceries isn’t enough. When you need help. When there isn’t much (or anything) to eat. When the power might be shut off. When there isn’t money to put gas in your car to get to work or job interviews.

This is the most important thing to remember: It is ok to ask for help. It is ok to seek out services and take advantage of programs. Do not worry about what others will think- This pandemic and all of the fallout that has happened has affected so many of us. So many hardworking families and individuals need a hand up right now. 

A lot of the services and programs listed below are specifically for San Diego County. If you live outside San Diego County, I recommend that you call 211 anywhere in the US. They can help you find resources- all judgment free!

So when I talk about needs being met, I mean:

  • Shelter (Rent/mortgage assistance/utilities)
  • Food (Healthy food for you/your family and pets)
  • Comfort (Clothing, healthcare, medication)

Shelter:

  • If you have a mortgage, contact your lender for a forbearance. You may have to provide them with proof that you are unable to pay.
  • If you are a renter in San Diego, here is the County Rental Assistance site.
  • If you require assistance with your utilities, SDG&E has many programs and assistance available.
  • For your water/sewer bills, you will need to contact them directly. There are so many water municipalities in San Diego County.

Food: Food insecurity is a cause near and dear to my heart, so I have all kinds of resources to share!

Many food banks give out pet food as well- don’t forget to mention your furry friends when you complete your intake paperwork (which is oftentimes to find out demographic information to obtain additional funding from the government or private grants). Some do not require any paperwork at all.

Comfort: Being housed and fed is important, in addition to this I’ve added the comfort category. This includes clean, well fitting clothes, access to health care, and prescription medicines.

  • There are many resources for no and low cost clothing (besides thrift stores, which have become increasingly higher in cost in the past year). Naomi’s Closet, Closet on 54th, Charity’s Closet at Sonrise Church, Sharia’s Closet are all San Diego resources. I’ve been told that some Salvation Army churches offer free clothing vouchers to be redeemed at their thrift shops. Don’t forget your local Buy Nothing Group too! So many of your local neighbors are cleaning out their clothes and purging while they are stuck at home, you’d be surprised what your neighbors are will to share with you.
  • If you are in need of healthcare, there are several options. Medicaid/Medi-cal may be available for some. If you have had a “life event” (job separation, birth of a child, death of a spouse, marriage, etc.) you can look for health insurance in your state’s Health Insurance Exchange. Here is a link to California’s Exchange. There are frequently lower rates or discounts for those with certain income limits.
  • If you or family members take prescription medicines, look into discount programs like Singlecare (which you can access via the Fetch Rewards App and earn cashback/points), or GoodRX. Some pharmacies have their own discount programs too. Make sure to ask the pharmacy staff. Another option is to ask your doctor for medication samples when you are visiting them. Many doctors have medication samples in their offices, and most doctors are willing to help you when you tell them you need assistance with medication costs.

 

 

 

A Practical Guide to Setting A Budget (Part Two)

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In our last post, I talked about the basics of starting a budget (you can read it here).

We ended with… What happens if you spend more money than you bring home? Don’t feel bad, It happens more than you would think. Living in a credit-based world, it’s easy to swipe, swipe, swipe your card and have it seem like it’s not real money.

How do you stop spending willy nilly and start saving money?

First of all, I went through our family budget line by line looking for ways to cut down on costs. This will take a little work, but it’s worth the savings. Here are a few ways that you may be able to save.

  • Cell Phones- I called and negotiated a new contract, and they were able to give us a small discount ($15/month).
  • Auto/Home Insurance- Called our insurance carrier (it’s the same for both). We went through both policies, and were able to adjust our annual mileage to lower mileage, and adjust a few things with our homeowner’s insurance to save some money too. (About $50/year)
  • Gas & Electric (power company)-Because of the big kids’ diagnosis, we were able to qualify for a discount. SDG&E (Our utility provider) offers several discounts. You can learn more about our experience and how we saved money here.  We also take part in OhmConnect, and that saves us money and gives us cashback. You can learn more about OhmConnect here. We save about a thousand dollars a year between the programs SDG&E offers and using Ohmconnect.
  • Internet- We ended up changing internet providers to save money. I know that not everyone has this ability, but it’s worth a call to see if you can get a better deal. We don’t have cable or a home phone, so there are no bundling deals that can save our family money. ($5/month)
  • Cable- We don’t have it, but if you are thinking of cutting the cable, it’s not all static and bunny ears like in the old days. Between Apple TV (ours is really old and it works great), Hulu, Netflix, Amazon Prime, and over the air TV, we aren’t suffering. (No savings for us, but maybe some for you?)

Secondly, I take cash out for Groceries ($100/week), gas ($60/week), and fun money (funds for the kids and I to do something fun during the week- usually a snack or treat at the zoo, admission to a museum, or renting a Redbox movie. $40/week). When the money’s gone, it’s gone. For our budget/spending- this has been the game-changer. Due to quarantine/lockdown the only fun we could have was ordering take out or expensive trips to the craft supply store/Amazon to keep us entertained. Now that we have parameters for spending money, I am taking a harder look at groceries and meal planning and low-cost to no-cost ways to have fun with the kiddos.

In addition to that, I didn’t set up Apple Pay on my phone. I don’t have a credit card attached to the app store on my phone. I don’t have any credit cards set up on my Amazon Account, or my Target App, or any of the purchasing apps on my phone. If I want to buy something I have to either go to a store or sit down at my computer and enter my credit card/debit card information. Taking that extra step to purchase stuff really helps me think about what I am buying and how much I am spending.

And I’m always looking for ways to make a little extra money. Side Hustles are a real way to make money. You can invest as little or as much time as you want.

You can still have fun and live on a budget. Don’t feel like having takeout? Spend some of your fun money on a couple steaks and have a BBQ at home one week. Rent a movie on Amazon Prime, and add some dollar movie candy to your grocery list (or hit up Dollar Tree). Close the curtains/ blinds and throw some pillows and blankets on the living room floor. We call that “Movie theatre night” and the kids love it.

Living during a global pandemic you have to think outside of the box.

My next (and last) post about setting a practical budget will be ready tomorrow and it’s going to be a little more serious. What to do/where to turn when you need help with the basics: Food, Shelter, and Comfort. And what you should cut out if you are struggling. For those who are struggling right now, this is written with you in my mind and heart.

A Practical Guide to Setting A Budget (Part One)

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I’ve written about budgeting before, but now more than ever so many of us need to set up a budget that works. One that is easy to stick to. There are so many ways of doing a budget, so many styles- cash envelopes, bucket/different accounts, multiple debit cards for various budget items… It can be tricky. I’m going to be breaking down the household budget, and how it can be done, how to shave money off your household expenses, and save money without suffering or feeling like you are doomed to a life of instant ramen and tap water.

Recently I re-did the household budget after noticing that spending was…Outta Control. Here are a few things that helped me:

Track all of your outgoing expenses for three months. I made a list of all the bills, expenditures, etc., and went through the banking transactions online. Then I averaged them. Using the average for each, I plugged each one into a Google Sheets page.

Some of the categories I had are:

  • Mortgage (This includes impounds for our Homeowners insurance and property taxes)
  • Gas/Electric*
  • Gift Fund
  • Transfer to Savings
  • Life Insurance
  • Auto Insurance
  • Hulu
  • Car payment
  • Kids 529
  • Netflix
  • YMCA
  • Internet
  • Credit Card Balances
  • Student Loan Payments
  • Water Bill*
  • Groceries*
  • Fun Money (stuff to do with kiddos/girls nights in/date nights)*
  • Gasoline*

Of all of these categories, the only ones that have any difference per month are the ones I indicated with an asterisk (*). For Gas/Electric and the water bill, I averaged the cost over three months and used that amount for the budget.

The categories I included above are what is in my budget, you may have other items that my family does not. Some of the expenses such as Health Insurance and retirement savings come out of paychecks, so for our family, they are not included in our budget. You may wish to add them to your budget if you pay them directly.

Cash for some Budget Line Items: For items such as groceries, fun money, and gasoline I visit the ATM each week and take out cash. I paperclip the money for each budget line item together, and keep them separate in my wallet. When the money is gone, no more spending.

Doing cash for those line items really helps me take a hard look at shopping for groceries (this is when cash back apps, couponing, and price per unit knowledge all come in handy), and making sure that I am getting the best deal on gas (I have the gasbuddy app, it’s very useful). Any unspent money gets rolled over to the next week.

Making the ends meet: It’s important when you are adding up all expenses that once you add them up, subtract that amount from the money you bring in (wages, side hustles, selling plasma, whatever). If you are spending more than you  and you should be left with some money leftover. If you come to a negative number… Bruh, we gotta talk.

For example (and this is just an example):

  • Total income (including side hustles): $5000
  • Total household budget per month: $4500
  • Total amount leftover: $500 This leftover amount can be kept in your main account for unforeseen expenses, or move it to savings, or pay down extra on reoccurring debts (like car payment, student loans, or credit cards).

Uh, so if your number comes back negative, like this example:

  • Total income (including side hustles): $4500
  • Total household budget per month: $4600
  • Total amount leftover: -$100

Yeah. Bad times, my friends. That means you need to cut $100 from your budget. My next post about budgeting will go over what and how you can cut from your budget without feeling like you are suffering or living hand to mouth. I promise nothing crazy or nothing that I would not do myself if needed. And you can expect that post tomorrow.

Not all all related to setting a budget, but when I was searching for Budget stock photos, this photo of fruit salad was tagged “budget”. And I love fruit salad, so I had to include it. 

Earn Even More Fetch Rewards Points with The New Fetch Debit Rewards Card!

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If you use Fetch Rewards, check your email for this offer. If you are new to Fetch Rewards, click here to learn more about this awesome cash app and how you can earn rewards, such as Amazon gift cards just by doing your regular shopping and scanning in your receipts.

Fetch Pay card features include:

  • Earn Fetch Points for every dollar you spend with your new Fetch Pay card.
  • Use your card anywhere Mastercard® is accepted, and at over 55,000 nationwide, surcharge-free ATMs in the Allpoint Network.
  • Receive up to 10,000 bonus points when you start using your card, plus 100 bonus points on each purchase made in the first 30 days.**

Directly from the email, “To give you the easiest and best card experience, we’ve partnered with One. They provide the expertise and customer support to power the banking side of Fetch Pay. Plus, you’ll have access to all of One’s other awesome banking features.***”

I signed up because I’m willing to a guinea pig for all of you. I transferred $50 into my account, and my debit card will be here in about a week. I plan to use the card a few times and see how the point awarding goes. I’ll report back once the thirty days are over.

I’ve been using Fetch Rewards for about 3 years and I consistently earn $20/month, just by doing our regular shopping. Now that Fetch Rewards accepts virtually all receipts, even tris to the gas station earn rewards!

The best part of Fetch Rewards is that it is not store specific, which is great. If you havent’ signed up yet, Use my code ND2TB when you sign up and you’ll score Bonus Points (amounts vary from 1500-4000, depending on the current promotion they are running).   

Fine Print:

  • *This card is issued by Coastal Community Bank, Member FDIC, pursuant to license by Mastercard International.
  • **Up to 30 purchases
  • ***Banking Services provided by Coastal Community Bank, Member FDIC.

11/13/2020 Friday Freebies and Deals!

Abby H.
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It’s Friday again! Time to score some freebies, pick up a few deals, and stay inside! It’s supposed to rain here this weekend and I am really excited. We need rain in Southern CA badly, and it’s a good excuse to have a lazy weekend and eat popcorn (and leftover Halloween candy).

Check out these sweet freebies and deals, and as always, if you find an amazing deal or freebie, please share it in the comments below.

Freebies:

Free Flow Alkaline Spring Water at Walmart
Free Butterball Turkey at Boost Mobile Stores
Free Charmin Mega Roll Extender
Free Kerastase Chronologiste Thermique Blow Dry Primer
Possible Free OXO Kitchen Products
Sephora – Free Milk Makeup, Sol de Janeiro or Briogeo Mini Set
Free Sample of Level Select CBD Sports Cream
Free Ritual of Namaste Cream & Serum Sample
Free Wood Fire Starters
Free Sample of Lab Series Age Rescue Face Lotion
Free Milk Makeup Lip + Cheek Tint or Wet n Wild Lipgloss
Free Honest Beauty Products
Free Allegra K Women’s Clothing Items
Free Moose Tracks Nation Sticker
Free Sample of Yes Life CBD Oil & Hemp CBD Pain Relief Cream
Free Sample of CeraVe Moisturizing Cream
Free Subscription to Allure Magazine
Free Sample of Hit! Balm CBD Balm
Free Luxury Hair Care Products
Free ZenWTR at Select Stores
Free Subscription to Esquire Magazine
Free Sample of HEX Performance Laundry Detergent
Free Bantam Bagels Sample Kit
Free Avajar Facial Masks
Free Small Axe Movie Screening
Possible Free Step2 Toys
Free Sample of Michael Kors Wonderlust Sublime
Free Schär’s Greatest Hits Collection Sample Box
FREE Amora Premium Coffee & Mug
Free Oil-Free Tinted Moisturizer
Free Superzero Shampoo & Conditioner Bars
Free Jar of Barilla Vero Gusto Pasta Sauce
Free Biolyte Electrolyte Drink
Daily Goodie Box Sending Out 30-500 Every Day!
Free Lancome Lash Lifting & Volumizing Mascara

Deals:

AmazonBasics Silicone Baking Mat 2-Pack ONLY $8.11 (Reg. $14)
Save up to 50% on Matching Family Pajamas Now
Fisher-Price Disney Frozen Elsa’s Ice Palace ONLY $28.49
Muk Luks Women’s Comfort Boots ONLY $19.99 (Reg $65)
MUK LUKS Men’s Ethan Moccasin Slippers ONLY $21.99 (Reg $44)
Bed Head Wave Artist Deep Waver ONLY $17.49 (Reg $30)
3 Bottles of Crest Scope Mouthwash ONLY $6.97 + Free Shipping
Save an Extra 30% on Target Beauty Boxes Today Only
Echo Flex Plug-In Mini Smart Speaker ONLY $12.99 (Reg. $25)
Swing Set with Slide ONLY $69 Shipped (Reg $135)
Save up to 60% on Nature Made Vitamins + Free Shipping
Save $10 When You Spend $50 on Select LEGO Toys

11/6/2020 Friday Freebies and Deals!

Abby H.
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It’s Friday again! Time to score some freebies, pick up a few deals, and stay inside! It’s supposed to rain here this weekend and I am really excited. We need rain in Southern CA badly, and it’s a good excuse to have a lazy weekend and eat popcorn (and leftover Halloween candy).

Check out these sweet freebies and deals, and as always, if you find an amazing deal or freebie, please share it in the comments below.

Freebies:

Free Thanksgiving Dinner After Cashback
Free Subscription to Whisky Advocate Magazine
Free Save USPS Sticker
Free $5 Amazon Credit
Free Sample of Estee Lauder Beautiful Belle Fragrance
Free Botanics Simply Calm Cleansing Milk
Free Well Rested for the Holidays with MegaFood Party Pack
PrismPop – Free Beauty Products
Free Baby’s Busy Day: Being One is So Much Fun! Book
Free Sample of Creme De La Mer Moisturizing Cream
Free St. Francis Winery & Vineyards Virtual Holiday Soiree
Free Subscription to Cigar Aficionado Magazine
Free Kroger Treasure EmporiYUM Snack Sample Box
Free Subscription to Wine Spectator Magazine
Free Workout & HydroMassage at Planet Fitness Nov. 3-8th
Free JDRF Bag of Hope
Free Sample of Lube Tube Multi-Purpose Lubricant
Free Murad Dark Spot Serum & Vita-C Eyes Dark Circle Corrector
Free Crown Royal Military Care Package for Our Troops
Free I Remember: Chicago Veterans of War Book
Free Simply Earth Essential Oil Box Subscription
Giant Eagle – Free Helper Bold Mac & Cheese Cup
Free Boiron Acidil Meltaway Tablets
Free Fable & Mane Haircare Samples
Free Kukubird Stationary Set
Free Subscription to Vanity Fair Magazine
Free Bottle of Bedtime Burn
Free Jar of Barilla Vero Gusto Pasta Sauce
Free Starbucks Coffee for Vets, Military & Spouses on 11/11

Deals:

Free Costco Gift Card for New Members
Electric Induction Cooktop 24-Inch $99.99 Shipped (Reg $190)
Oversized Everyday Clutch ONLY $13.99 Shipped (Reg $25)
Jewelry Storage and Organizing Box ONLY $17.99 (Reg $29)
Clinique 5-Piece Kisses Gift Set ONLY $21.25 ($97 Value)
VTech Myla The Magical Unicorn ONLY $29.99 (Reg. $60)
Luminarc 4-Piece Glassware Sets ONLY $3.99 (Reg $25)
The Learning Journey Match it ONLY $5.81 (Reg $12)
Studio Mercantile Wall Ring Toss Game ONLY $11.99 (Reg $30)
L.O.L. Surprise! Winter Disco Bigger Surprise $39.99 (Reg. $90)
Solimo (Amazon Brand) Disinfectant Wipes 3 Pack $8.99
Room on the Broom Board Book ONLY $1.79 (Reg. $8)
MUK LUKS Women’s Melinda Slippers ONLY $18.99 (Reg. $40)
Black Friday 2020 – What You Need to Know
Lenovo IdeaPad Flex Convertible ONLY $329 (Reg $700)
Expo Dry Erase Fine Tip Markers 8-Count ONLY $4.92 (Reg. $14)
LOL Surprise Stylin’ Studio ONLY $9.99 (Reg. $20)
Lost Kitties Mice Mania Multipack ONLY $9.54 (Reg. $20)
Cuisinart Salad Spinner ONLY $14.50 (Reg. $25)
Shark Navigator Upright Vacuum ONLY $98 (Reg $199)
MUK LUKS Women’s Clog With Fur Lining ONLY $14.99 (Reg. $32)
Green Toys Rescue Boat & Helicopter Set ONLY $11.24 (Reg. $25)
Cooks Tools 6-Pc Melamine Mixing Bowl Set ONLY $20 (Reg $50)

November 2020: New Month, New Coupons!

Abby H.

file000786402730Here is your monthly reminder!  A new month means new printable and electronic coupons!

Check out the following sites:

One of my favorite websites is the Sunday Coupon Review.  It helps me plot out scenarios in advance and I can email friends to ask for coupons in advance. Remember if clipping coupons isn’t your thing, but saving money is, check out my list of Smartphone apps that can save you the big bucks! New offers are added on the Smartphone Savings Apps all the time!

November means the start of the fall/winter “feasting” holidays (Thanksgiving, Hannukah, Christmas, and Yule- depending on your religion), so there will be lots of deals on traditional holiday foods. For a complete list of types of foods and items that will be on sale, check out this post on the cycle of sales.

Here are a few of my favorite new coupons:

Save $1.50 on any ONE (1) 1850® coffee product

Save $0.55 on any ONE (1) Frigo® Cheese Product

Save $1.00 on any ONE (1) bottle of JUST Egg
Save $1.00 on any ONE (1) package of Green Giant® Veggie Tots, Riced Veggies, Mashed Cauliflower, Roasted Veggies, Harvest Protein Bowls, or Cauliflower Pizza Crust

Save $1.00 on any ONE (1) package of Green Giant Veggie Spirals™

Save 35¢ On Any California Dairy Product That Carries The Real California Milk Seal

99 Cents Only has Deals for Thanksgiving (and a Coupon)

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Y’all know I love 99 Cents Only,  and I have for years. I’ve written about my top 10 deals from 99 Cents only before here, and now I’m happy to report that you can celebrate Thanksgiving with an incredible feast frugally from our peeps at 99 Cents Only!

From stuffing, potatoes, cranberries, salads, yams, gravy (canned or pouch mix), canned veggies, cream of mushroom soup (for the green bean casserole), crispy french fried onions, and dessert options for your feast to decor for the table and the rest of the house, 99 Cents Only has you covered!

And this week, there is a coupon to help you save a bit more- Click here for 1 free item (priced up to .99) when you purchase $15 or more. Exclusions apply, the link has them all listed on the coupon.

And don’t forget that you can use cashback apps for purchases at 99 Cents Only! My two faves are Fetch Rewards and Checkout51. Learn more and find links here.