How to Use Pathmark to Avoid ATM Fees

13One of the most annoying money wasters is ATM fees. Last week, I found myself in an ATM-fee conundrum because I needed cash to get my hair done and didn’t want to use a credit card or pay $3.00 to access my own money.

So, I figured that I would get around wasting $3.00 on nothing by going to Pathmark to purchase an item that I would need and buy anyway and take advantage of their cash back option.

Since I’m on a kale kick and plantain is a stable in my household, I bought those two items which came to less than $3.00.

If you are going to use this money hack, know that Pathmark as a $50 limit for cash back per purchase.

I needed $100 so I told the cashier to ring up the kale and plantain separately. She gave me no problems with the accommodation.

I left Pathmark with my money and the basics for my dinner.

If this post really resonated with you and you want to transform how you feel and think about money so you can live your best life, consider money therapy.   
 

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Kara Stevens, founder of The Frugal Feminista, is the bestselling author of Heal Your Relationship with Money and two transformative books in her financial self-care series. A leading voice in financial wellness, Kara empowers women of color to heal financial trauma, build lasting wealth, and embrace abundance with confidence. Her work has been featured by Time, Forbes, and The Washington Post, inspiring women worldwide to rewrite their money stories. Follow Kara on LinkedIn and Instagram.

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