Affiliate Disclosure
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What an affiliate link is
When you click certain links (for example to a cash envelope wallet or a budget planner) and then buy something, the retailer may pay us a small commission. You don't pay anything extra. Affiliate links on this site are marked with a note near the link and open in a new tab.
Amazon Associates
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Other partners
In the future we may link to apps or financial services (for example, budgeting apps or savings accounts) through affiliate programs. If we do:
- The link will be clearly marked as an affiliate link.
- We will describe the product in general terms only. We can't know your personal situation, so nothing on this site is a personal recommendation or financial advice.
- We will never recommend specific investments, stocks or cryptocurrency.
- Always read the provider's own terms, fees and disclosures before signing up, and consider talking to a licensed professional.
Our promise
- No product is ever required. Every savings challenge on this site works with a free printable and whatever envelopes or notebook you already have.
- We don't accept payment to say nice things. Commissions never change what we write.
- We don't list fixed prices, because prices change. Check the current price on the retailer's site.
- Our newsletter does not contain Amazon affiliate links.
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