All You Magazine is a ladies magazine with great articles about saving money and staying trendy at the same time. It also has a ton of coupons each month, but can be a pricey magazine to get. Today only (4/11) You can get 51% back on your purchase through Ebates. Ebates is a cashback site for your online purchases. You start your online shopping at their site and get a set % back. If you’re new to Ebates, they’ll even deposit $5 into you account. Here’s how the All You deal looks:
- Sign up for Ebates (if you’re not already signed up) and get a $5 bonus
- Go to the Ebates site and search for magazines
- Select magazines.com from the search results (verify that it says 51% beside it)
- Purchase a 1 year subscription to All You for $19.97 or a 2 year subscription for $34.
- You’ll receive 51% back.
$19.97-$10.18-$5 = $4.79 for one year
$34.00-$17.34 -$5 = $11.66/2 = $ 5.83 a year for two years (and not having to worry about it for 2 years!)
Either way it’s a pretty good deal if you think you can benefit from the coupons offered. Personally I am opting to not renew my subscription, but know many people that save at least $5 a month using the Qs from their subscriptions. I’d recommend you check out the current edition’s Qs here. They list the older editions Qs at the bottom. If you think you’ll use $5 or $6 of them in a year, then it’s worth subscribing- but hurry- the 51% back through Ebates ends tonight!
Thanks, Refund Cents!
Hello Penny,
I was going back and forth debating if I should get an additional subscription. I have one it expires in January. The thing that sometimes irks me, is that they have different coupons in the All You Magazine at Walmart than the one you get a your house. I decided not to get it. I can always go to Walmart and get another.
Thanks so much,
Ella
Ps. The birthday pics and video with your daughter playing with the balloon were super cute.
It is frustrating when I assume I have a Q just because I have the magazine, but then realize that it must be in the newsstand only issue, like the $1/4 pork and beans Q. I have saved right about the same amount as my subscription cost, so for me it’s not worth the time. We are a low maintenance/low processed family though and don’t actually use many Qs. I do have friends that save much more than the costs of their subscriptions to make them very worthwhile. It’s a matter of what works for each family, just like budgets.