Amazon: 2 for $20 Magazine Subscriptions + $10 Back

Tips like these helped us pay off $127K in debt. You can read our story in Slaying the Debt Dragon: How One Family Conquered Their Money Monster and Found an Inspired Happily Ever After.

February 17, 2011 By Cherie Lowe

Amazon is currently running a promotion through February 28th where if you spend $20 on Amazon magazine subscriptions, you’ll get $10 back in Amazon credit to spend anywhere across the site. Couple this with the fact that they are also running a 2/$20 Magazine Sale on several popular titles.

Here are some of the magazine featured in the sale:

You can see them all and other great magazine deals, too here.

*This post does contain affiliate links. That means, while you’re getting a great deal on magazines, you’re also helping the Royal Family pay off debt more quickly. And for that, we royally thank you.

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My book is now available: Slaying the Debt Dragon: How One Family Conquered Their Money Monster and Found an Inspired Happily Ever After. You can also check out The Debt Free Devotional: 30 Days of Encouragement From the Bible For Those Paying Off Debt on Kindle.

This post contains an affiliate link. That means when you get a great deal or maybe even something for free, you also help our family pay off our mortgage early. And for that, we royally thank you!

Margaret FeinbergAuthor of Fight Back With Joy
"Cherie Lowe is a gifted writer, researcher, and thinker who lives what she teaches. Her inspirational story reminds all of us that we don’t have to fall prey the debt dragon. Living debt free is possible if you follow Lowe’s sound and practical wisdom."
Ruth SoukupLiving Well Spending Less
"When it comes to saving money and paying off debt, Cherie not only talks the talk, but truly walks the walk! Sharing easy-to-implement ideas along with a dose of tough love, Cherie leads with the perfect combination of empathy and authority. If you are struggling to pay off debt, you won't find a better cheerleader."