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You can do everything right and still your debt never seems to go away. You can have the best intentions and still struggle to build an adequate savings cushion.
Even when things are going well, it can be hard to find the extra cash you need to focus on those “big picture” goals. And if you’re living with an especially tight budget, it can feel almost impossible.
Fortunately, there’s a simple way to earn extra cash specifically for those important financial goals.
Payce helps you earn cash back for your financial goals without having to change your spending habits. When you enroll with Payce, you’ll start earning cash back from participating merchants. Those funds are then sent automatically to the account you choose.
Where could you use a little boost?
✔ Building an emergency savings account?
✔ Repaying a high interest credit card account?
✔ Paying off your student loans?
✔ Increasing your retirement fund?
You shop, you earn, you decide where your cash back will go. If you’ve been struggling to find that little bit of extra cash you need to start making your goals a reality, Payce is a great way to build savings and repay debt without having to make more cuts to your budget.
To begin, simply enroll with your email address or preferred social media profile at mmi.paycepays.com.
Enrolling with Payce gives you access to the online mall, where hundreds of your favorite merchants are offering cash back deals on the goods and items you’ve been purchasing all along.
You can also link your Visa, MasterCard, or American Express card to your Payce account and earn cash back automatically on select purchases at top retailers and restaurants across the country.
The best way to use Payce is to avoid chasing deals or making purchases for the sole purpose of earning cash back. Shop for the items you've already budgeted for and avoid making purchases you otherwise wouldn't make.
Connect your Payce account to the debt or savings account of your choice, and the cash back you earn on qualifying purchases will be sent automatically to that account. Funds are forwarded at the end of every month, once you’ve earned $20 in cash back. If you haven’t earned $20 in rewards by the end of the month, no worries – rewards never expires. Your cash back will be ready and waiting until you hit that $20 mark.
Make progress on your goals without changing your budget. Get started with Payce today.
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Payce is not an affiliate of Money Management International. MMI receives funding from Payce to support its efforts to offer this program to consumers.
Questions or concerns? Payce is a third party program that we believe – when used correctly and as part of a balanced budget – can help consumers reach their financial goals. If you have specific questions not covered here, please visit the FAQ page at paycepays.com or contact support@paycepays.com.
There is no cost to use Payce.
The amount of cash back a member can earn varies based on:
•The number of eligible purchases made
•The amount of the eligible purchases made
•The cash back percentage offered by the merchants on your eligible purchases
Payce is a great way to give your financial goals a boost. Anyone can benefit from the cash back rewards available through Payce, but the program is especially beneficial for consumers who:
— Feel confident in their ability to make smart spending choices
— Struggle to set aside money for long-term savings
— Have lingering debts they can't quite shake
— Are living with a tight, but functional budget
— Don't want to change everything about their finances in order to reach their goals
At MMI, we strive to change how America overcomes financial challenges. No matter what's holding you back, we have the education, services, and expert support to help you reach your goals.
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