We Have a Winner in Our Grocery Sweepstakes — Was It You?

We've been rewarding readers for years with advice on saving money. To celebrate our 30-year history, we're rewarding one lucky winner with money as well!

MTN Staff • November 3, 2020

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Did you enter our recent $1,500 Grocery Sweepstakes? Thousands of you did. Thanks for making it a huge success!

And the winner is …

Congratulations to our winner, Sondra from Alabama!

If your name wasn’t chosen this time, not to worry. We’ll have more giveaways soon. So, if you haven’t already done so, sign up for our free newsletter so you’ll be ready to win.

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