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Scenario #1:
2 - Aussie Shampoo/Conditioner (S/M = $2.49/ea)
- $2/2 mfg coupon
$2.98 (plus tax) OOP; earn $2.00 ECB.
Scenario #2:
1 - L'oreal Cleanser/Towlette
2 - Speedstick/Lady Speedstick
1 - Malt O Meal
- $2 $2/$10 CVS coupon
- $1 Malt O Meal (IP available at Malt O Meal website)
- $1 CRT for one Speedstick
- $1 CRT for one Lady Speedstick
- $.75 mfg coupon for Speedstick
$4.03 (plus tax). Use $2 ECB from first transaction; $2.03 (plus tax); earn $5.99 ECBs.
Total OOP $5.01 (okay, just a pinch high for the $5 challenge, but if you use a penny from the "have a penny, leave a penny; need a penny, take a penny" you could have just $5 OOP).
If you have any ECBs to roll, like I do, OOP will be less. I have a $2 ECB from last week to use, so it will be $3.01 OOP this week and I will net $3.99 in extra ECBs ($5.99 ECBs for next week - $2 ECBs I spent), so it feels like a $0.98 profit ($3.99 ECBs - $3.01 OOP).
Check out other $5 deals at the CVS $5 Challenge, hosted by Keeping the Kingdom First. See other scenario suggestions at Money Saving Mom and the "Cent"sible Sawyer.
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