Nicole’s Saving Advantage allows you to save on your everyday purchases.  The program is powered by Works by Nicole Williams.  You pay an monthly membership fee and in turn you shop through their site and save big.  The program was developed to help you save money by pooling buying power.  Trust me when I tell you the shopping is not limited.  It includes all major brands, products and services available in today’s marketplace.  To name a few Nike, Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Polo, Target, Macy’s, Office Depot, Apple, Starbucks, Gucci, Thrifty, Hyatt, and Disney.  Right now you can try Nicole’s Saving Advantage for 1.95 for the first month trial.  In addition with your free trial you will automatically get a free $25 Target gift card.  If you give it a try  and don’t like it just remember to cancel before your trial ends.  You can cancel by phone or via the web.  The cost is $9.95 per month after the trial.  This is not a lot if you shop regularly so the program may be a keeper for you.  Be warned that you are required to fill out a form that they send you to claim the $25 Target card.  As soon as you get this fill it out and mail it back.  Although many have posted that they received their Target Card within the 30 day trial, it appears to me that you most likely will be out of your trial when they send you your card.  If this is the case and you’ve cancelled you will not get the free card!  You must have an active membership when they send you your free card.  Most peoples post that I read stated that they paid the monthly fee and then cancelled when they received their Target Card.  That means a free $15 bucks from Target.  To me its a waste of time.  I personally consider the Target Card a bonus.  I have sent in the claim form immediately, however if I do not receive it before the end of my trial, its no big deal.  I will renew next month if I can justify the savings that they are offering through there vendors.  Its really easy to justify a $10 membership, if I can take advantage of the deals offered by only a couple of the networks partners.  I suggest you try it for the potential savings, not to get the free Target Card.  No different then Costco or Sam’sClub. Give Nicole’s Saving Advantage a try.