CommonKindness

Top 10 Ways To Save Money with CommonKindness.com – Part 2

Here’s the second half of the Top 10 Ways to Save Money with CommonKindness.com.

The first five ways were focused mainly on how to save money while staying fit.  For the second half, we’ll take a different direction… parenting.

6.  Parents Magazine

Save 76% on America’s leading family magazine for parents offering proven tips, sure-fire techniques and straightforward advice form Americas foremost childcare experts.With CommonKindness, you pay less than $10 per year for one of the best parent magazines on the market.

7.  Sears Portrait Studio

You’ll save money while they say “CHEESE!”  Sears says it best: “A portrait is more than just a picture. A portrait combines great poses with the right enhancements to create a perfect moment, preserved forever.”  And you’ll save 60% on portrait collections, making that perfect moment, even better.

8.  American Eagle Outfitters

Clothes make the kid.  OK, not really, but kids love to wear the latest fashions.  American Eagle Outfitters is one of the most popular brands for kids who know style.  Hoodies & Graphic T-Shirts are now – Buy One Get One 50%!  And you can save 60% on clearance items!  New deals are added regularly – so check back often!

9.  Apple

When you use our online discount code for Apple, you can get iPods for as low as $39*, or free shipping AND $100 off a new computer and printer.  Your kids want Apple products, and with CommonKindness you can save while giving to your favorite charities.

10.  Printable Grocery Coupons

The average family spends well over $200 per week on groceries.  CommonKindness.com has so many printable grocery coupons, that’s it’s hard to single out just a few – but you can save on everything from paper towels to chocolate chip cookies.

And remember!  Every time you use one of these or any of the great coupons or discounts on CommonKindness – you save money and your favorite charities reap the rewards!

* $39 iPods are refurbished iPod Shuffles

This entry was posted on Friday, January 29th, 2010 at 11:31 am and is filed under Saving Money. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.