UPromise College Savings Credit card Program

Upromise, Inc. is an American corporation launched in April 2001. 

Upromise is the largest private source of college funding contributions in the United States. To date, Upromise and its partners have contributed $450 million to their members’ Upromise college savings accounts. 

Members receive contributions when making everyday purchases of products and services at more than 21,000 grocery and drug stores, 14,000 gas stations, 8,000 restaurant, as well as thousands of retail stores, and more than 600 online shopping sites. Upromise partners include CVS/pharmacy, Citicorp, ExxonMobil Corporation, Bed Bath & Beyond, McDonalds, JCPenney, LandsEnd, Sears, iTunes, and hundreds of others. In addition Upromise college savings rewards can be used to help pay down eligible student loans. Upromise is headquartered in Newton, Massachusetts and has more than 350 employees.

Upromise provides marketing services and incentives to establish brand loyalty in college students and their families on “everyday” credit card purchases.

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Students Find Your Purpose-Career With Inner Architect’s “How To Build The Life you Were Designed To Live”: Contest, Book, Video Series

Author and Founder of inner architect, Susan Hanshaw, is producing a how-to video series: “Becoming an inner architect” as chronicled in her article “New Book, New Video Series, New You: inner architect’s 3 Value Propositions.” The series will support her new book “inner architect: How to Build The Life You Were Designed to Live.” In addition, inner architect is providing the following value propositions:

1. Weekly Video Series: Susan will provide steps, tools, tips, and strategies to help you learn how to acknowledge your career dissatisfaction through awareness, identify your passions, and change your life with purposeful intended results.
2. Free Copy of Chapter 1 : “Cultivating your Mind to Consider Change” of her upcoming book “inner architect: How to Build The Life You Were Designed to Live.”

3. Be An inner architect “Apprentice Contest”: Now you have the chance to voice your opinion, share your stories of change, and inspire others. Participate by ordering your free copy of Chapter 1 and write to us describing your experience(s).

The three best critiques or stories of change that “Cultivating Your Mind to Consider Change” inspires will receive a free copy of “inner architect: How to Build The Life You Were Designed to Live” and a $50 Nordstrom gift certificate!

Take advantage and participate in the fun by emailing your free request for Chapter 1 “Cultivating Your Mind to Consider Change” to dean@innerarchitect.com

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