In my family we make Christmas lists. My Grandparents have lots of kids and even more grandkids. Add in the spouses, significant others and now great-grandchildren and that’s a ton of gifts. If Grandad doesn’t get your list after Thanksgiving, you don’t get a gift. Period.
The nice part about lists is you always get what you want. However, there are always family members that deviate from the list and get you something random. I’m sure you can relate. A gift card to a store you’ve never heard of? A gift card to a baby store now that your kids have outgrown the baby sizes? Or maybe you live in a small town and the store is just too far away. What do you do with those gift cards?
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Check out Plastic Jungle today and see if they have gift cards for your favorite stores. My husband is a huge fan on Home Depot. I spotted a $50 gift card for just $46.50. I was also excited to see some Fandango gift cards offered. Taking the family to the movies is SO expensive these days. Saving 13% on a Fandango gift card might be a great option to check out some of this holiday’s favorites for less.
Disclosure: This post is sponsored by Plastic Jungle. I was compensated for this post.This post was not reviewed or edited by Plastic Jungle. The thoughts and opinions are 100% my own. Others may have a different experience.































Shellie loves to share her frugal living tips as well as deals and bargains to help you get more with less. A spender at heart, she balances her frugal lifestyle with the occassional splurge. 