Been waiting a while for SVM to put these back on sale. Between this, the discounted XOM gas cards from SVM and the discounted Shell gas cards via Discover card redemption I have all the gas brands that I usually buy covered. Note that gas stations will be a 5% cashback category for Discover in 1Q 2018.

Found this sign at one CVS in my area:

Bought $50 worth of Uber gift cards and got the $15 ECB.

From the weekly ad Sneek Peek, view details:

Coke Bottle 6 pack

PICK 3 PAY ONLY $1.79 EA. with Price Plus Card

Details:

101.4-oz. tot. wt. btls. (Plus Dep or Fee Where Req.) 16.9-oz. Bottles, Dr Pepper, Seagram’s, Sprite Discount will be applied when you buy in increments of 3 only. Less or additional items will scan at $1.99 each. Limit 4 Offers

Prices valid 10/29/17 - 11/04/17

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-19255-0/1?ff3=4&toolid=11800&pub=5575178708&campid=5338188580&mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fitm%2F50-ExxonMobil-Gas-Gift-Card-For-Only-46-FREE-Mail-Delivery%2F112618303995

Works out $1 better than the $100 card for $93

Maybe I can convert my (useless) Commence by SallieMae

@almighty1 If the position is small, then probably sell it and rotate into the comparable new commission free ETF. But be careful that you do not trigger the short term trading fee if any of the shares are held less than 30 days.

If the position is large enough, then the $6.95 commission is negligible as the market value for the position could fluctuate more than that on any given day.

I, myself (taxable account), am not getting out of the Vanguard positions. However, I have advised a relative (Roth IRA) to either consolidate their small Vanguard positions into one Vanguard fund, or rotate into the new commission free ETFs.

Deadline extended to Jan 19, 2018

http://www.investmentnews.com/article/20171023/FREE/171029979/td-ameritrade-triples-time-before-it-charges-fees-on-popular-etfs

Minor consolation, but as article stated, you now have a little more flexibility in terms of which tax year you realize your gains/losses if you trade out of the old ETFs.

Out of Stock now.

The limits of your responsibility in the event of fraud are capped.

https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/unauthorized-credit-debit-card-charges-29654.html

There are times in your life where you may want to charge some large purchases, which might exceed the limits you have suggested. Some of my personal examples include (but are not limited to): funeral, home improvements, tuition (w/o surcharge). In the case of tuition, the total amount exceeded my credit limit so I had to sign up for an installment plan ($25 fee) so I could split up the payments into chunks that would fit under my credit limit. Of course, the cashback that I earned far exceeded the $25 fee.

The list of new ETF’s and ones being dropped are referenced at the bottom of this article:

http://www.barrons.com/articles/td-ameritrade-thats-an-enhancement-1508256156

It is almost a complete turnover. The only holdovers on the list are 7 iShares ETFs, 7 SPDR ETFs and 1 WisdomTree ETF.

For the ones being dropped, you can still trade them commission free through Nov 20.