How I Save Money At CVS: 24 January 2010
Today I paid $0.00 out of pocket for $3.98 worth of items. I got the toothpaste for my dad and the toothbrush for myself to place in my overnight bag. I was all excited about the Kitty litter being on sale but when I got there the box was a small box, and not the size I normally buy.
Transaction 1
Item: Crest toothpaste
Price: $1.99
CVS Extra Care Bucks earned: $1.00
Item: Oral B toothbrush
Price: $1.99
Total coupons used: $0.75 MFR + $3 ECB
Total paid today: $0.27 on gift card
Total CVS Extra Care Bucks earned today: $1
Total out of pocket to date: $0
Gift Card balance : $50.48
Total CVS Extra Care Bucks earned to date: $21.50
CVS Extra Care Bucks Used to date: $15.50
CVS Extra Care Bucks Balance: $6.00
Abbreviations used
MFR = manufacturer coupon
ECB = extra care bucks
Join me next time as I look for more ways to save money as I visit CVS.
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After reading your blog from last week, I started saving money in so many different ways!
Thats great that you were able to save that money. It seem like a little, but it adds up and in the long run you end up saving a lot.
Don’t spend it… Or better said, “Pay yourself first.” One popular way to do this is (if your employer can) to have a portion of the money from your check sent to a separate account if you have direct deposit, or to get 2 checks one to spend and one to save.
there are many software developers providing us with useful applications that help us stretch our budget and jot down our money transactions, such as Simple Home Money Management, a software package with powerful features including the ability to import entry and records from Open Financial Exchange.
Time is saving time people, save as much as you can.