Buy any suit at regular price at Jos. A. Bank and you’ll get a second suit of equal or lesser value for free. You’ll also get a sports coat or blazer free. The offer is available through May 11.
You know, like as opposed to that cheap generic stuff.
Before scaring them with concepts like debit card overdrafts and bank foreclosure, you can start by taking them shopping and making them aware that advertising exists to try and part fools with their money.
A funny take from Tom Tomorrow on the idea of selling of “a useless product that will probably blow up” in the faces of consumers who purchase it.
Buy a $25 CVS gift card and send it via e-mail to the recipient of your choosing, and you’ll receive a $5 e-gift card for yourself. Thanks Fat Wallet.
With something called “bio-cremation,” a liquid chemical is used to dissolve the body, no fire or global warming emissions necessary.
Online shopping has plenty of pluses going for it: Compared to the in-store experience, the consumer can browse more quickly than strolling down the aisles, and can do so 24 hours a day, without ever having to head to the mall. But the experience is far from perfect, and I’m not talking about the obvious [...]
Well, it’s not about saving money for some people, anyway—like the folks who pay $2,000 for someone else to build raised beds in their yard, and drop another $20 a pop for someone to come and yank weeds and collect the harvest.
Thanks to Buxr for the head’s up about Chipotle’s special offer aimed at grads but open to anyone: Purchase a $25 gift card now through June 12, and the next time you visit a Chipotle location, you can get a free burrito, salad, or order of tacos.
If you earn more than $50,000 a year, you’re in the top 1% of the world’s wealthiest people.
“Money can be an encumbrance to style. People think if they spend money, they’re going to look good. I find that people who have the best style have not spent the most money.”
