Zulily: Halloween costumes up to 60% off + Rock ‘N Learn DVDs 50% off!

I love checking out Zulily in the mornings to see what new deals have been added!  Today you’ll find super cute costumes with prices starting at just $12.99!  That’s 60% off the regular retail prices!  You’ll find princesses, butterflies, a fireman, and more!

If you don’t see anything you like here, how about wings, tutus, and accessories from Swank Couture?  Prices start at just $5.99!

Rock ‘n Learn DVDs are 50% off today, too!  Get your kids ready to start school or enjoy some quality “learning” time with your toddlers and preschoolers who are still at home. These DVDs are AWESOME!  They have options available for little ones like dancing, alphabet readiness, and colors, shapes, and counting.  For the older kids, they’ve got sight words, phonics, multiplication, and more!

Plus, you can get FREE shipping on any additional orders you place.  One order with paid shipping must be completed to activate free standard shipping on all subsequent orders.   Subsequent orders must be completed on the same calendar day between 12am pdt and 11:59pm PDT.  You can also get 10% off your order using the code FAMILY10 or the code COUPCAB631.  Both codes are reportedly one time use, so if you’ve used them before, you wn’t be able to use them again.

With Zulily, you can get cute stuff for your kids without having to pay a fortune or bust your budget!

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Lane Bryant: 40% off Denim + an additional 30% off your entire purchase!

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Back to School shopping isn’t just for the kids!  If it’s time to add some new items to your wardrobe, make sure you check out this HOT sale that Lane Bryant is having right now – you can save BIG!

Here are the deals that they have right now:

Save 40% off all denim

BOGO 50% off select tees

You can save $15 off a $50 purchase when you enter the code SAVE15LB at check-out!  This code expires tomorrow (8/8).  If you’re spending more than $50, you can save 30% off your entire purchase when you enter the code 000303545 at check-out.

Shipping is FREE when you spend $100 or more or you can have any order shipped to your local store for FREE!

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30 Ways to Save for a Cash Christmas: Opinion Outpost!

Almost three years ago, my husband and I took Dave Ramsey’s Financial Peace Universityclass and began using a “cash only” system.  The last two years, we have used cash and gift cards that we’ve earned throughout the year to pay for our Christmas.  I can’t tell you what a relief it was to not be bombarded by credit card bills in January right when our property taxes and Homeowner’s association fees are due!

If you’d like to save for a “cash Christmas” this year, it’s not too late!  There are still plenty of ways that to earn some extra cash and gift cards for the holidays if you start now! For the next 30 days, I’ll be highlighting ways that you can stash away some extra cash!  Check out previous posts from the 30 Ways to Save for a Cash Christmas series here.

Opinion Outpost is another survey site, and my personal favorite!  They will send you links when you potentially qualify for a survey.  Complete the screener and if you qualify, you will be able to complete a longer survery and earn points. You earn points for completing surveys and for every 50 “opinion points” you earn, you can choose to cash out for a check, a $5 Amazon gift card, a $50 Restaurant.com gift card, or a $5 Citibank pre-paid credit card.  I joined last March and earned $272 just for completing surveys throughout the year last year!

If you are not familiar with Opinion Outpost, here’s some more information about it:

How it Works

Once you register, you will receive e-mails about potential surveys you may qualify for.  When you click on the link, you will have to answer a few quick “screener” questions.  If you qualify forthe survey, you will then be directed to the survey.  If you don’t qualify for the survey, sometimes they will ask you if you want to see if you qualify for any other surveys.  Other times, you will be directed to a link where you can enter an instant win game to win $50.

As you complete surveys, you get a certain amount of reward points.  These points correlate to dollar amounts.  For example, 10 points is equal to one dollar.  From my experience, most surveys range from 10 to 30 points each, but I have completed a few 50 point surveys, an 85 point survey, and a 100 point survey.

To ensure that you qualify for more surveys, I recommend filling out all of the information in the “Member Profiles” section.  There are ten different areas – consumer, general, health, household technology, leisure & activities, personal finance, personal vehicles, professional, shopping, and travel.

Cashing Out

To “cash out” click on the “Rewards” link on the left of the page.  This will show you what your current accumulated award balance is.  Once you accumulate $5, you are eligible to cash out.  This is a much lower threshold than other companies require for cashing out.  You can cash out for a check, an Amazon.com code (sent instantly to your e-mail address), a Citi gift card(virtual or physical), or a Restaurant.com gift card.

If you haven’t checked out Opinion Outpost yet, you really should!

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Free Disney Vacation Planning DVD!

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My kids are hooked on the Disney Parks documentary on Netflix and have been begging to go on a Disney vacation.  The last time I went was as a teenager, and my parents took care of everything, so I have no idea where to even start as far as planning a Disney vacation!   Right now you can get a FREE Disney Parks vacation planning DVD hereWe just got ours in the mail yesterday and haven’t had a chance to watch it yet.  I can’t wait to check it out and I’m sure my kids will enjoy it, too!

Have you started planning your Disney vacation? If you’ve been to Disney before, how many times have you been?

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Crowdtap: Earn gift cards and try FREE products!

Have you checked out Crowdtap yet?  They’ve had several offers over the past few months where you could get FREE Old Navy products such as jeans, shorts, and accessories!

If you’re not familiar with Crowdtap yet, mong other things, it’s another way to earn Amazon gift cards! If you’ve been reading my blog for long, then you know that I’m a complete Amazon addict and so I’m always looking for new ways to earn gift cards! You can also try out new products for FREE! Some of their recent products have come from Old Navy, Vermont Teddy Bear, and Playtex. Plus, you can sign up to host “House Parties.”

You can also donate to charities, which makes it even better in my opinion. Some of the charities you can choose from include the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, Autism Speaks, the American Red Cross, and the American Society for Prevention of Cruelty for Animals.

Here’s how this works:

1. Sign up for Crowdtap here

2. Once you complete your profile, you’ll be able to complete ‘Quick Hits’ which are basically polls to help you earn points. These are super quick and I have to admit, a bit addictive, too! The points help you to increase your status. As your status/level increases, so do your offers and opportunities.

3. While some offers (such as completing Quick Hits or participating in discussions) only earn points, other offers will also earn “cash” which can be exchanged for Amazon gift cards! You earn “cash” by completing product reviews or participating in the house parties, and you can also earn $1 cash for every friend that you refer!

This is a fun and easy way to earn Amazon gift cards and save more money for your 100% cash Christmas!

Sign up here today and let me know what you think! I’m completely addicted to the “Quick Hits.”

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