Today, I’m going to share some of my secrets on how I ski for free in Snowshoe WV. To be honest, my methods are used to take advantage of free money offers. I just happen to use that money to fund my Ikon Pass for Snowshoe. You could do whatever you want with the freebies.
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First – Make sure you have a Discover Card. Get one HERE. Pay EVERYTHING you can with your card. Even that stupid bottle of Mt Dew at the gas station – charge it! Make sure you pay off that balance every month or you’ll have to pay interest. I’ll show you what to do with those cashback rewards below.
Second – open a Rakuten Account. Here’s a link. With Rakuten, you earn a cash bonus from various retailers online. One example is Lowes. We’ve remodeled most of our home. Anytime I need supplies, I sign onto our Lowes account, activate Rakuten and make my purchase online. Easy peasy and you earn 1 – 4% of all your purchases. Rakuten will send you a cashback check once a quarter.
Now comes the best part. Open a Robinhood account and they’ll give you a FREE stock. You have all this “free money” from paying your day to day living expenses. Here’s what I do with it. I deposit all my cashback rewards into my Robinhood brokerage account. Open an account HERE. I invest in one simple stock. DIA. It’s an index of the 30 DOW stocks. It pays monthly dividends. Boom – more FREE money. Robinhood allows you to buy fractional shares. That means if you only have 50 bucks, you can buy a portion of Tesla stock. Do this each month / quarter and by next season, you will have enough in your account for an Ikon Pass and more.
Money makes money. Now it’s time to buy your Ikon pass. Of course, you use your Discover Card to pay for it. Then sell your stocks in Robinhood and payoff the Discover Card.
I repeat this cycle religiously each year just like I beat the Ballhooter lift line.
Share this with family and friends, I bet they’ll buy you a beer. Ah, yes, FREE beer too! Now that’s how I ski for free in Snowshoe WV.