Seen today at a Marshall’s in South Florida. I was told they are removing all yellow-tag clearance items store wide, boxing them up, and they will be thrown out. Not sure how accurate they are regarding throwing them out… they just did another round of yellow-tag markdowns on Thursday, only to toss everything 4 days later.
ETA: just stopped at the TJMaxx down the road and they’re almost done boxing up all yellow tags.
Super happy with my finds today. Still wild to have found the Jack Black body lotion for only $1 (retails for $38). Everything except the two Elta MD sunscreens were from 1 single Marshalls location.
Has anyone successfully returned an online Sephora order in-store and received store credit (or a gift card) instead of having the refund go back to the original credit card?
I know Sephora's standard policy is to refund to the original payment method, but I'm wondering if associates have any discretion to issue store credit instead if you ask.
I'm in the U.S., and the items are still within the normal return window. I'd love to hear if anyone has been able to do this recently or if it's a hard no.
Thanks!
I'm currently on PAYE and have been for years. Just like many others, due to COVID, my monthly repayment amount is $0, but my income has increased since 2019. I received my letter that it's time to decertify my income. It states "If you do not submit the annual documentation for the recertification of your monthly payment under the PAYE plan by 07/14/26, the monthly payment for the loan(s) referenced below will increase to $2,318.34. If you are currently enrolled in auto pay, your bank account will be debited for the payment amount listed above if you do not submit your completed application and income documentation within 10 days of this date (the total amount debited may be higher if you have additional loans). My FSA recerficiation date is 8/18/2026. My monthly payment due date is on the 18th of every month. My loan servicer is Ed Financial. I want to recertifiy at the last possible moment in order to keep my payments at $0 for the longest time. When should I re-ceritify? I have seen so much conflicting information. I do not want to risk being removed from PAYE, but I also don't want my payments to prematurely increase. Thanks in advance.
I'm currently on PAYE and have been for several years. Like many others, my monthly payment has been $0 due to the COVID-related payment and income recertification extensions. However, my income has increased significantly since my last certification in 2019.
I recently received a notice from my servicer (EdFinancial) stating that it's time to recertify my income. The letter says:
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A few additional details:
I'd like to keep my $0 payment for as long as possible, so I want to recertify at the latest safe time. However, I've seen a lot of conflicting information online about whether to go by the servicer's deadline, the FSA recertification date, or something else.
For those who have recently gone through this:
I'm trying to avoid an unnecessary payment increase, but I also don't want to risk losing my PAYE enrollment.
Thanks in advance!