Sallie Mae Upromise?

Q: I received an email from Sallie Mae about the Upromise program and was wondering if anyone else had signed up. It looks like a good way to save some money and get rewards for my purchases. Any feedback about the program would be great.


A: The best way to have the $$$ add up with Upromise is to get a Upromise credit card. You get rewards for all purchases then, not just specific items. And, if you do online shopping, ALWAYS go to the Upromise site first to see if the merchant is in their

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Wrap Up the Season of Giving Raising Funds for Educational Charities and ...

NEWARK, Del., Dec 14, 2011 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- --Upromise Doubles Cash for College and Features Free Shipping Dec. 16

In celebration of the season of giving, Upromise by Sallie Mae is wrapping up the season by contributing $1 for every new Facebook fan, up to $10,000, to the educational charity that receives the most votes. Also in the spirit of giving, Upromise can save shoppers time and money last-minute shopping with double rewards and free shipping offers at hundreds of participating online retailers on Dec. 16.

"As a working mom of four, shopping for the holidays can be overwhelming," says Melanie Feehan, blogger at TheCouponGoddess.com and Upromise member. "I like to find ways to stretch my budget which is why this year I plan to take advantage of the Upromise double rewards on free shipping day. I'll save money on gifts and for my kids' educations right from home!"

Sallie Mae's Upromise teaches kindergarten parents through college ...

NEWTON, Mass., July 15, 2010—In need of a crash course on how to save on back to school shopping? Backpacks, clothing, supplies, textbooks and technology items for the new school year can add up to hundreds of dollars for the average family. As parents and college students shop for back-to-school needs, they can earn money in a Upromise college savings account and save right away with online coupons.

By simply starting online shopping at 750 retailers through Upromise.com, you can earn 1 to 25 percent of the purchase price in your Upromise savings account. Joining is free. The site features hundreds of online coupons and free shipping offers that can add immediate savings. Plus, no matter where you shop, the Upromise World MasterCard from Bank of America offers 1 percent for college on everything you buy with the card and 10 percent extra on eligible grocery and drug store purchases.

“Our twins are entering fifth grade this year and we’ll shop online as much as possible to save money,” said Kevin Makler, a Upromise member from Raleigh, N.C., who has saved more than $3,000 with Upromise. “We always use the Upromise MasterCard for everything we buy - all of those 1 percents add up and before we know it, we have $25 or more a month added to our college savings just by using our credit card.” In addition to using the credit card, Kevin has been an active member since 2001 and makes purchases through Upromise partners whenever possible.

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