Albertsons ~ Program: Albertsons ***LLC*** is partnered with Upromise ~ Turn your grocery shopping into money for college or FOR YOURSELF! ~ Monthly ecoupons also available!

[pasharain]

Click HERE for full details about Upromise program and how to participate. Then each time you purchase selected products you will earn cash back for college or yourself*.
*See Mod Note Below.

Upromise also offers new "clipless" ecoupons each month to load to your Preferred Savings Club card for even more savings! Click HERE to see current ecoupon offerings.

Please Note: You must have a Upromise key tag to take advantage of this offer. Don't have one? Pick one up at the customer service counter of your local store.

MOD NOTE: Not going to college? You can still participate:
Although the Upromise program encourages using the funds for higher education, you DO NOT have to use the money for educational expenses. The Upromise site explains that "members may choose to withdraw the money they’ve saved for other purposes if they wish."

[JulieDB]

I joined Upromise years ago but then quit when I realized they were ripping me off! I don't know about Albertsons, but for the online merchants, you have to use their link and it takes you to a site with hiked up prices. Yes, you get money for college but you spend more to get the products you want. I wanted a purse. I got it for half what Upromise was charging by going to the regular website.

[pasharain]

Originally Posted by JulieDB I joined Upromise years ago but then quit when I realized they were ripping me off! I don't know about Albertsons, but for the online merchants, you have to use their link and it takes you to a site with hiked up prices. Yes, you get money for college but you spend more to get the products you want. I wanted a purse. I got it for half what Upromise was charging by going to the regular website.

Good to know. I will look into that when I shop. I usually only use Upromise when shopping eBay where the prices are set, so I have not run into that yet.

Also, with in-store grocery shopping, as in the case of this post, the prices are also set in the store. Plus, ecoupons can be loaded to the card, so it is a winning situation with grocery stores where you will not be "ripped" off.