Buy this Book to Save: "Free Money, Free Stuff"

You can get something for nothing (I preach thatall of the time on Retail Secrets!). In fact, lots of useful, valuable and coveted things--if you know where to look and who to ask.

"Free Money Free Stuff" (Reader's Digest) is filled with a practical collection of more than 1,000 legitimate free giveaways and super bargains--money-saving offers available for the assertive shopper and savvy computer user.

A team of experts researched the world of free offers and confirmed deals that can save you substantial amounts of cash. The result is a handy book filled with a wealth of information like education, health care, travel, and small business, arranged in practical sections and chapters.

Find out how to get pharmaceutical companies to foot up to 100 percent of your bill, stock up on free beauty items from shampoo to makeup, learn a language, take an art class and earn a degree at low cost or no cost.

Throughout, there are tip boxes--Editor's Choice--that are filled with the best suggestions from the editors to save you money, including free help for quitting smoking, discount online theater tickets, auto rebates, no-cost-targeted classifieds and senior half-price mass-transit deals.



The book's appendix features a listing of major government agencies and nongovernmental foundations, associations and other sources that provide assistance, money-saving information or free stuff.

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Free Money Free Stuff: The Select Guide to Public and Private Deals, Steals, and Giveaways