My snowflakes for February are starting to add up. I have already redeemed $10 worth of Amazon.com gift cards through Swagbucks. I have enough to redeem another $5, and will likely have enough for another $5 AGC very soon. If you followed that math, I'm looking at $20 in Amazon credit for February so far!
I can see I will get paid from Ebates on February 15. It's only $3.28, but I know these small amounts add up big by the end of the year, so I will take it.
I've thought of another way to save small amounts of money. It is our own money, but I would funnel it towards the Christmas Snowflake Fund. My husband often goes to an ATM that charges him $1, occasionally $2, for withdrawal. Our bank, USAA, reimburses us each month, up to $15, for these fees. Luckily he never goes over that limit...thus I do not complain. When these are reimbursed, I will take that amount and add it to our Christmas Fund. This will easily be another $5 per month on average. We usually get a couple pennies of interest at the same time, so I might as well throw those in there too!
Do you have any new sources of snowflakes you would like to share?
Snowflakes for February!
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I suppose my snowflakes were redeeming the AmEx points to get: $25 Victoria's Secret, $20 Old Navy, and $10 Bath and Body Works gift cards. Do those count?
February 6th, 2013 at 03:02 pm 1360162950
@pnw mom, I'm saving MyPoints up too. I will likely cash in closer to Christmas.