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Win a $100 Gift Card for Virgin Wines
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Associatedsaurab8 @ Virgin Wines on 15/08/2014 - 23:11 facebook.com (89 clicks)
4 entrants, 0 wins
Last edited 15/08/2014 - 23:21
4 entrants, 0 wins
Last edited 15/08/2014 - 23:21
Dates
Closing Date
31/08/2014
Draw Date
07/09/2014
Prizes
Description
$100 Gift Card for Virgin Wines
No. of Prizes
1
Entry Requirements
Open To
Australia-wide
Entry Limit
Unlimited
Entry Methods
Facebook
Prerequisites
n/a
Share your money saving tips on https://www.facebook.com/your.money.management/posts/6793967… and the best tip will Win a $100 Gift Card for Virgin Wines
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As many of you would have seen, the money saving tip competition that has been running for past two weeks, have now come to an end. Out of 12 money saving tips submitted, I have selected 5 really great tips and I want your all to help me decide the winner!
So the tip you think is the best for you or your family, mention their name or corresponding initials to me as an INBOX message.
You can only vote once.
Voting closes at midnight 5th of September Melbourne Time.
Winner will be announced on 7th of September!
JD) Judith Dyason
Pay bills on time – late fees and interest are an unnecessary expense, especially if you have just procrastinated and left it too late.
WA) Will Adams
Learn the art of DIY. Educating yourself on DIY projects can save you tens of thousands within a few years. The keys are to start small, read books, and ask those in the know.
AC) Andrew Choi
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. OR I suggest you sign up to every free customer rewards memberships as you possibly can as a lot of them give you $5-10 vouchers on your birthday or your membership anniversary, or even both! It could add up to quite a bit of saving in the long run.
ED) Edward Dekkers
You know your weekly food needs. When grocery items are on special, buy a few extra. Stock up. Especially tinned and frozen items, or items that can be frozen once. Saves a lot of money over a year, not having to buy the items at full price.
VW) Vicki Willenberg Grown your own vegies then go to http://www.localharvest.org.au/ to find a food swap in your local area to exchange your excess (which you will have) for something you need. Even those with small places can grown herb in containers so you don't need a lot of room.
If you like to read all the 12 suggestions please click https://www.facebook.com/your.money.management/posts/6793967…