Shortcut Shopper

This post contains affiliate links. You don’t pay any extra, and I earn a small commission. I’d also like to call attention if prices I mentioned in this episode were prices I paid at the current time and may not reflect the prices you would pay at the time of reading or listening to this.

In this episode, you will learn how to use Rakuten (formerly known as Ebates) to get cash back for your everyday purchases. In a little over 3 years, I’ve earned over $400 cash back with not a lot of effort on my part….that’s not too bad!

You can listen to the episode on your favorite podcast app or simply click the player below to get it going. If you have any friends who appreciate getting a little more cash in their wallet, I’d appreciate it if you’d share this episode with them!  As always, thanks for being here with me! 

Happy Shopping!

Show Notes: This post contains affiliate links. You don’t pay any extra, and I earn a small commission. I’d also like to call attention if prices I mentioned in this episode were prices I paid at the current time and may not reflect the prices you would pay at the time of reading or listening to this.

To sign up for Rakuten or learn more about it: please click here (this is my referral link. If you sign up through this link, I will receive a bonus and you will receive $10 cash back after you’ve spent your first $25)….win win!

If you’re remotely interested….in the episode I used a “higher end coffee maker” as an example of an item I might be interested in buying. It was purely for example sake. My kinda boring drip coffee maker works just fine, BUT, if I were going to buy one, I’d look at the Ninja Specialty Fold-Away Frother (CM407) Coffee Maker. I’ve heard great things about it!

Laura Learnings from the episode:

• Remember, the cash back is not immediate
• Try to maximize your cash back by thinking through what other rewards you have available to you (example: do you get any other cash back/points through your personal credit card?)
• If you sign up and want to tell your friends/family (I have a feeling you will), don’t forget to give your personal referral link to them, so you can take advantage of their referral program.