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"  A while back I wrote about a couple of rewards programs, which give you ways to earn points or even cash for shopping. A number of additional ones have come across my radar screen to help you make back some money when you buy everyday items. Offermatic.com links to your credit or debit card and allows you to earn automatic rebates and reward points as you shop. It also sends you offers for discounts on stuff you buy, as it &amp;quot;learns&amp;quot; your habits. To sign up, you enter your credit card account&amp;#039;s online login info, an e-mail address (I put my &amp;quot;junk&amp;quot; account that doesn&amp;#039;t contain my name), and your zip code. As for the financial info, it uses encryption and security measures not unlike Mint.com \u2014 in short, it&amp;#039;s a safe bet. Partners include Target, Starbucks, Amazon.com, Safeway, Aldo shoes, Kmart, and tons more.  SavingStar.com puts the grocery and drugstore coupons you select directly onto your store savings card (participating stores include national chains such as CVS and Rite Aid, and regional grocers such as Albertson&amp;#039;s, Winn-Dixie, and Stop&amp;amp;amp;Shop). All you have to do is scan the card at checkout \u2014 no clipping! Your savings aren&amp;#039;t deducted from your shopping total, but rather are added to an account. Once you&amp;#039;ve earned $5 (or more) you can opt to be paid out in cash directly to your bank or Paypal account, or with Amazon.com gift cards. It gets even more convenient if you use SavingStar.com in conjunction with the similarly named yet unaffiliated CardStar.  CardStar is a free smartphone app that stores your store-loyalty card barcodes in your iPhone, Android, Blackberry, Nokia, or Windows Mobile phone. Once you&amp;#039;ve entered the codes, you can leave the annoying plastic cards at home \u2014 and not fret over lost savings, when you swing by the drugstore on the way home from work. Don&amp;#039;t have a smartphone? CardStar is partnered with KeyRingThing, which for $6, will combine up to six loyalty barcodes onto one card. Do you use loyalty programs? Tell us about your faves in the comments below. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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