Order to-go dinner online and save $10.
Participating Macaroni Grill restaurants are offering the deal with purchases of at least $20, before taxes and tips.
Use promo code FACEBOOK.
Some restrictions may apply.
The deal is available to November 6.
Some free services and assistance are available for filing federal income taxes or extensions, which are due April 17.
IRS Free File — available online from the federal government, includes filing extensions
My Free Taxes — free taxing filing for families and individuals with income less than $57,000
H&R Block — free at-home filing provides an online resource for simple forms. Also, participating H&R Block offices offer free extension filing and free reviews of tax forms
Starbucks is selling a special tumbler for its new Via Ready Brew instant coffee.
Sign up online to get a free sample of Starbucks’ new Via Ready Brew instant coffee mailed to your house. Requesting the sample also signs you up for a Starbucks online newsletter.
Here is a deal passed on by our friends at Albuquerque on the Cheap:
You’ve seen the “Entertainment” books. The fat ones filled with coupons like buy-one-get-one-free dining coupons for your city. They’re usually sold as a fundraising event by youngsters raising money for band camp and the like.
Problem was, you’d buy the darn thing and then a year would pass and you’d discover you’d only used a small fraction of the coupons. Argh.
Entertainment is experimenting with a new “a la carte” program. Now through Feb. 28, you can log on to the website and purchase individual coupons for just 99 cents. These are the same great BOGO and “percentage off” coupons you’ve come to know and love for restaurants, shopping & attractions, so even at a buck, this is a bargain. Who wouldn’t pay a dollar to get a coupon worth the price of a meal or even a decaf non-fat no-whip latte?
Definitely a path to cheap chow.
WHAT: 99-cent BOGO and “% off” coupons from Entertainment
WHEN: Now through Feb. 28
WHERE: Entertainment(r) website and your local eatery
