Have you started using Upromise ecoupons yet? These ecoupons actually deposit your savings directly into your children’s college savings accounts, but unlike other ecoupons, they can be stacked with other manufacturer coupons, essentially earning you free money for college!
Here is a list of this month’s coupons, which have all been entered into the Deal Seeking Mom Coupon Database for easy reference as well:
- $1/1 BIC Comfort 3 Advance
- $1/1 BIC Soleil Triple Blade
- $0.50/1 Bounty Napkins
- $0.50/1 Bounty Paper Towels
- $1/1 Charmin Fresh Mates
- $0.50/1 Charmin MegaRoll
- $1/1 Charmin Sensitive
- $1/1 Elmer’s 3D Paint Pens
- $0.55/1 Elmer’s Foam or Project Display Board
- $0.75/1 Elmer’s Glue-All
- $0.50/1 Farmland Bacon
- $0.50/2 Farmland Breakfast Links
- $0.50/2 Farmland Fully Cooked Breakfast Links
- $0.50/1 Farmland Smoked Sausage
- $0.55/1 Fisher Culinary Touch Salad Topping
- $1/1 Gold Bond Ultimate Hand Sanitizing Moisturizer
- $1/2 Huggies Baby Wipes
- $2/1 Huggies Little Movers
- $3/1 Huggies Pure and Natural Diapers
- $1/1 Huggies Snug & Dry Diapers
- $0.50/1 Instant Krazy Glue
- $3/1 Konsyl Fiber Supplement
- $1/1 Krunchers! Kettle Style Potato Chips
- $1/2 Marzetti Refrigerated Dips
- $1/2 Marzetti Refrigerated Dressings
- $0.50/1 New York Brand Frozen Product
- $0.50/1 No Yolks Egg White Pasta
- $1.50/1 Resolve Bright & White
- $0.50/1 Resolve Fabric Treatment
- $0.75/1 Sister Schubert’s Food Item
- $0.50/1 Snyder’s of Hanover Flavored Pretzel Pieces
- $1/1 Snyder’s of Hanover Premium Pretzel Sticks
- $1.50/1 Snyder’s of Hanover Pretzel Chips
- $1/2 Snyder’s of Hanover Pretzels
- $0.50/1 Wacky Mac & Cheese Dinner
- $0.50/1 Wacky Mac Multi-Shaped/Colored Pasta
Here’s a list of participating stores. To load these coupons on your store bonus card:
1. Sign up for a Upromise.
2. Click on eCoupons in the left side bar.
3. Select the coupons you’re interested in using (or simply add all of them in case you find a great deal on a product you wouldn’t normally buy!).
4. Activate the coupons on your bonus card.
5. Begin saving!
Do you use Upromise eCoupons?
Debt Free Success
Great, thanks for taking the time to assemble this great list. I recently started Coverdell Educational Savings Accounts for our two daughters. Looks like this upromise program may really help supplement our savings if we “play our cards right”.
Jenni
I’ve just started using them recently. We opened our upromise account back when I was pregnant with #1. Now we have a 7 month old #3 and I have been slacking tremendously on the account. Back to saving so we don’t have to shell out 2 arms and legs for 3 college tuitions!
sg
My understanding is that with epromise you only save for college if you have children and you do not get any amount taken off your bill. Is that correct?
Jenni
SG-
The coupon is not physically taken off your bill, but rather stored in your upromise account, that is correct. It’s a quick way to save that tuition money because it’s like getting the coupon off in the long run when you have it to apply towards the tuition years down the road.
The savings in your upromise account is used for college– it can be for your children or for yourself. I’ve also seen that you can cash it out, but I don’t know the specifics on that.
Brigitte
I have over $400 in my Upromise account, I used to use it for all my online shopping. I started it back in 2002 I believe and did not have any kids yet. When my son came along and we started looking into college savings plans for him we realized they don’t sponsor all states. We are in Florida and that is one they don’t sponsor. I know we can open savings plans in other states, but honestly it was confusing enough for us just opening the Prepaid College Plan here in FL, so I didn’t even attempt to try to open one in a state they sponsor. I am not sure if we can cash it out or not as I have not seen anything about that on the website. I am going to try to find a phone number for them and call them now to see what I can do with the money in the account. Will let you know if cashing out is an option.
Brigitte
I just got off the phone with them and you can request a cash out. You have to fill out the form and mail it to them. They will send you a check within 12 weeks for the amount you request from your available balance,does not include pending amounts. Cool.
katie
It’s true — I have requested that they send me a check before using the form on their website (it’s called “Upromise Rewards Withdrawal Request”), and it was easy and effective! The form was a pdf that I printed out and mailed to them. It says on the form that you have to get it notarized if the amount you are requesting is more than $200, which seems annoying, but worth it for that amount of money!
brigi2te
I submitted the form by fax and the amount is now more than $300 has to be notarized. So I just requested $300 for now and will keep the rest in there to build up again. It is nice because we only pay $100 a month for our sons prepaid college plan and this will cover 3 months, yippie!
Sabrina
Can you use the upromise coupons with store and mfr coupons?