Free Money For College There is website that was started a few years
ago and I'm sure you have seen their logo posted at places like
McDonald's or on food boxes. Look to your right and you'll recognize
the logo. The way it works is that this company has partnered up
with several companies to allow people to buy their products in
exchange for a college contribution. The company is a non-profit
organization that is trying to get our new generation to attend
college, and is helping you buy soliciting companies to donate money
for your kids education. There is really no catch other than buying
the products that they have partnered up with. Its real simple all
you do is open a free account by going here upromise.com
. and once you signed up
you enter all your credit card or debt cards that you use on
everyday purchases. Then when you buy a product that is partnered up
by any of the stores you automatically get a contribution. I did
some research and it does not affect your rewards points or anything
like that. So you can use your credit card and earn double points,
your normal airline miles and also a contribution from the partners.
So no need to worry about loosing your current rewards if you enroll
your credit car. Once your signed up look through their website and
find out which partners donate, for example like Bed Bath and Beyond
or Exxon and shop there if you need something and you will
automatically see your account get credited with the % of
contribution that the partner is committed to. You can do several
things with the money you get. One is if you currently have student
loans you can link your account to your student loan provider and
have the money sent every month to them, or if you can start a
college savings account for your kids, that will earn interest. It's
well worth the five minutes of your time. You can also get family
members to set up their credit cards and all the proceeds will go to
your kids, for example if your parents or grandparents use their
card the money they earn will go towards your kids.