By Mercedes at http://www.commonsensewithmoney.com/
November 6th, 2009

Sign up for the 2010 Tylenol Wellness Calendar and you will get not only the free calendar but also access to $50 in Printable Coupon Savings. These coupons would be great for cold medicine sales going on now and more in the future. Thanks Utah Deal Diva!
By Heather at http://freebies4mom.blogspot.com/
November 3rd, 2009
Use these promo codes to get free one-night movie rentals at your local Redbox. You need to make sure you return your one-night movie rental before it’s due to avoid any late charges. And Amy at MomAdvice says you can use each promo code more than once if you use it with a different credit card. I finally rented my first free movie, and can’t believe I didn’t try it sooner. I drive by a Redbox at Walgreens almost every day so that makes it easy to return my free movies on-time. Check to find your closest Redbox location, there are over 17,000.
Here are the codes that currently work:
Remember that you must select a movie at the Redbox, you can’t reserve one online and use the code to get that movie for free
DVDATWAG (works only at Walgreens locations)
DVDONME
BREAKROOM
Monday Freebie First Monday of Month
Plus the first Monday of each month a code is released that’s valid for a free movie that Monday only. You can sign-up for text messages here to get a unique code for your free movie that can only be used once. I’ll share any codes that I find that are shareable, but that code they send out via text message is not shareable starting this month.
Tuesday Freebie at some McDonalds
OTMelissa said “My McDonalds is giving free rentals on Tuesdays when you buy something from 4-8pm. Buy a cone–get a movie”
Enjoy your free movie rentals!
By Melissa at http://www.frugalcreativity.com/
October 30th, 2009

We like to eat out about once a week. It give me a break from cooking and it’s fun for the whole family. We save by using coupons from the Entertainment Book, Restaurant.com, websites, and ads. We save by drinking water instead of anything that costs money. Today I’d like to share two more tips that help us save.
First, we sometimes get takeout instead of eating at a restaurant. This saves on tips and, in some states, might save on sales tax. Although we still have some cleanup, it’s a break from cooking.
Second, we’ve been getting catered meals. Sounds extravagant, doesn’t it? But here’s what we recently figured out. For about $30-35 (roughly the same as we’d pay for three adult restaurant meals, even with a coupon), we can bring home a tray that will feed the whole family for two or three dinners! We’ll either have it for the whole weekend, or freeze portions for the future.
Sounds wacky, but it works! For more Frugal Friday, click through the logo at the top of this post.