Good evening everyone, a new week, a new Evolve Money enhancement. Beginning next week (not sure exactly what date that means), gift cards and debit cards from smaller banks (what is considered a small bank?) will be hit with a 3% bill pay fee.
In this post, I will walk you through paying bills with your Target Redbird Card. You can pay credit card bills, mortgages, car payments, student loans, and most other bills. To get started, click here and sign into your Redbird account.
Good morning everyone, I recently ordered a Visa Gift Card on Gift Card Mall and received the following email with the gift card activation code. I’m not sure if this is a new process, but if it is, it is long overdue. Hopefully this is the future of Gift Card Mall activation codes, no more snail mail! Actually snail mail is probably faster than whatever method of delivery Gift Card Mall currently uses to send out activation codes.
In this post, I will walk you through purchasing and activating a temporary Redbird Card. Assuming you are able to purchase a temporary Redbird Card at your local Target (view the out-of-date list of participating stores here). You should be able to find the temporary Redbird Cards near the checkout lines or by asking the customer service / returns department. Depending on your store, the activation fee is either $5 or $0. Here are views of the front and back of the temporary Redbird Card packaging.
Good afternoon everyone, I hope you all had a great Valentine’s Day. I was just in my local Safeway and noticed this gift card promo. You will receive a $10 off your next shopping trip ($25 minimum transaction size) after purchasing $50 or more of select gift cards (must purchase by February 17, 2015):
