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I love great deals on travel and here is an amazing deal for any active military members! Active military members and their dependents will be able to get an Annual Pass to National Parks for FREE (normally $80), starting on Armed Forces Day, May 19th (This Saturday).
Active duty service member that are deployed or are traveling separately, or active-duty military dependents can pick up the pass with a valid military ID. The Annual Pass will allow the owner of the vehicle & the passengers in a vehicle to access the site for FREE. If there is a location where entrance fees are charged per person, then the pass covers the pass owner & 3 adults aged 16 & older. This is also available to the National Guard members & reservists. (This offer is not available for military retirees or veterans.)
- National Park Service parks
- US Fish & Wildlife Service lands
- Bureau of Reclamation lands
- Bureau of Land Management lands
- US Forest Service locations
- US Army Corps sites
Just head to any National Park or location listed above starting Saturday May 19th or later & bring your military ID to pick up your one year park pass. What an amazing way to thank our service members and their families!
Go HERE to learn more about this program.
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Tips to save money
I love saving money with coupons, but if you print many on-line coupons an added expense is printer ink. How can you save ink and money?
1) Change your printer setting to draft mode. For most everyday printing, draft mode or grayscale will work well and use far less ink. You can change this setting by going to your printer menu, selecting Properties and then changing the quality to Draft mode or check "print in grayscale."
2)Preview pages before printing to be sure that the page will print correctly.
Print just what you need by highlighting the text you want to print, then print "Selection." You can also cut and paste the selected text into a word processing document.
3)Prevent ink from drying out by printing at least one page weekly. Once the cartridges dry out, they can not be saved. I never have this problem since I print coupons daily from sites like coupons.com.
4)Before you buy refilled cartridges or refill kits (where you inject ink into your empty cartridge), be sure that your printer is out of warranty. Using refill kits will void most warranties. If you require higher quality prints or photos, be sure that you buy the manufacturer’s recommended ink or toner.
5) Invest in a laser printer where your cost per page is less than with InkJet printers.
6) If you have a Staples store near you, they offer $3 per ink cartridge (in the form of a rewards certificate) when you recycle them at their store. They also offer 10%-20% back in rewards for each ink purchase.
Do you have any more suggestions for ways to save money on ink? Be sure to share your tips by leaving a comment!
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