Golden Nest Egg bank: $9.99 at Fred Flare!
Filed under: Saving, Daily Deal
The daily deal for Tuesday, May 6th is a golden egg bank. If your savings plan involves hunting through your couch's cushions in search of small change, then this might be the perfect item for you. Forget about IRAs, CDs, savings bonds and t-bills; this little baby will help you transform your nickels and dimes into early retirement and vacation homes. Best of all, your "nest egg" will remind you of exactly where your money is going!Constructed of gold-painted porcelain in a handy little nest, Fred Flare's Nest Egg will remind you that copper, nickel and silver can add up to make some gold. Best of all, at $9.99, it's almost 60% off its regular price of $24, so the savings start even before you unpack it!
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
5-06-2008 @ 5:42PM
Barbara said...
A jar, sugarbowl (I remember MAMA) or any container should be used as your personal piggy bank. Who needs a cutsy reminder of the need to save. You're either a saver or you lack that discipline - put that $9.99, down from $24, in your homestyle container and you're that much ahead. Why should the seller of the golden nest egg get to save your money.
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5-06-2008 @ 5:44PM
Bruce Watson said...
Barbara-
I use a small bank that I got from my dad for saving change. For saving dollar bills (another habit that I have), I use a little pot that my sister made. Do these items have anything to do with my saving? Not really. Do they work for me? Yes.
I guess my perspective is that we should use anything that works. If its a mason jar, great; if a golden egg does it, outstanding!