Day 15

40-Day Challenge Day 15

Day 15

Today calls for a gift card search and rescue! Pool your family members’ forgotten or
 neglected gift cards now languishing at 
the bottom of drawers, purses, and
 wallets. Discover how much stored value on each one (there is information on the back of the gift card to either call or go online to discover its current worth). Add them to your holiday stash
 to be used for holiday purchases and
 gifts.

 

Listen …

 

More than likely you’re going to find gift cards for stores or restaurants you can’t use. Don’t toss them back into the drawer or—gasp!—throw them in the trash! Trade for a gift card you can use or sell it for cash at websites like or Raise.com. You can also buy gift cards at a considerable discount. Be sure to check a card’s expiration date and maintenance fees before agreeing to buy it.

 


 

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  1. Gail says:

    Talking to my adult son about gift cards and how some people hate them, he said he would rather get a gift card than something he would not like or not use. Receiving a gift he would not like or have any use for he is thinking to himself what am I going to do with this? Or depending on what it is how am I going to get rid of this. It is a quandary feeling you need to gift someone but have no idea what that person would like or want.

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  2. Mary says:

    I give gift cards occasionally. One year my granddaughter talked about how she would love a good book and hot chocolate. I gave her a Barnes and Noble gift card. Never used it. She misplaced it.

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