We Have a Winner in Our Mother’s Day Sweepstakes — Was It You?

We've been rewarding subscribers for years with advice on saving more and spending less. Now, we've started rewarding them with money as well! Find out whether you won our latest contest.

Moshe Berman • May 13, 2019

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And the winner is…

Did you enter our recent $2,500 Mother’s Day Giveaway? Thousands of you did. Thanks for making it a huge success! Congratulations to our winner, Kristin from Missouri!

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