I just read a blog post for Free Scholarship search for Scholarship Experts.  I also came across a site called Free Scholoarship Guide.   Its free to sign-up and it lets you download information on 4000 available scholarships.  In addition you can enter to win Free Scholarship Guide’s annual $10,000 scholarship, which is also free.  Find more scholarship informationat savingsheadquarters.com.

There was a great post at onlinesaverblog.com  about Scholarship Experts.  Scholarship Experts is an extensive free scholarship search which is a very useful free service for students.   On the topic of paying for college expenses, I wanted to introduce another great site that I have personally been registered for a few years now.   Upromise helps you save for college on your everyday purchases.  Basically you register for free and you get a small percentage back from things that you purchase from Upromise partners.  The amount it automatically stored in your Upromise account.  You can then decide to put your balance in a Tax-Free 529 plan for potential growth, receive a check for college expenses or use the funds to pay down a Sallie Mae Student loan.  Upromise has more that 600 online retailers and you get 1% - 25% back from eligible purchases.  Get up to 8% from over 8000 restaurants(inc. McDonald’s:).  Get up to 1-3% from grocery and drugstore purchases.  The Grocery and drugstore purchases is a little of a pain because you have to register a grocery store and/or drugstore card.  I would go get one, it really adds up over the years!  They list 21,000 drug and grocery store partners nationwide, so they probably have you covered.  The retail shopping is through their website, but once again all the retailers you could image are there.  For example Home Depot, Sears, Target, Travelocity and Walmart.  It would be nicer if you could submit receipts for participating partners or register a credit card, but I guess you can’t have everything.  Sign up for Upromise today and start saving for college expenses now at Upromise.

Take a look at the deals from Puritans Pride.  I was looking for vitamins and supplement discounts at savingsheadquarters and ran across Puritans Pride online deals.  I’ve never taken Puritan’s Pride products but I have seen them on many retailer shelves.  They offer a ton of different stuff and cover everything I need.  They are offering buy one get one free or buy two get three free.  Went Crazy ordered a ton.  Check out the Puritan deals at vitamin deals.  Even without the online deals, their prices seen be be very reasonable on all products.  I already ordered a huge order, but please comment on what you think of Puritan’s Pride products if you have or are taking them.

Tax time is here for U.S Residents.  If you have not got it done, you had better hurry.  You can get it done quickly online at various sites such as CompleteTax.  CompleteTax cost you $9.99 for simple taxes, Single or Married with no Kids.  If that does not fit your situation it will cost you $29.99.  All online, e-filed and your done.  Need more time check out blog posting about getting more time with FileLater, or check out FileLater at savingsheadquareters.com. 
For Canadians you still have 15 days.  I suggest you use QuickTax, easy and cheap.  If your a student its free.  Prices start at 14.99 and you only pay when you print and file.  You can see your return before you decide if you want to file using QuickTax, at no cost.

Miche Bag is build your own hand bag.  Miche Bag has a unique system that allows you to choose your bag style then your shells for your bag.  Its so easy to do and you can have a new great looking bag in 3 steps.   Not only can you change the shell and overall look of the bag, you can change the handles as well.  I got free shipping at savingsheadquarters.com on my Miche Bag.  The cost for the shells are about 25 bucks, which is a lot cheaper then a new bag.  The best part is it doesn’t look cheap, and they have a great shell designs and selection to choose from.  I’m sure its been tried before but Miche Bag has got it right.  Check it out at savingsheadquarters.com