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28 Days of Saving: Mint.com’s February Instagram Challenge

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Published Jan 31, 2014
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Hey there Instagrammers, are you following Mint yet?

If not, now’s a great time to start!

The entire month of February Mint is hosting a photo-a-day Instagram challenge.

Or should that be, Mintstagram challenge (sorry, we couldn’t help ourselves).

Each day we will post a photo prompt and if you want to take the challenge, post your coordinating image (make sure you tag @mintdotcomblog and use the hashtag #28DaysofSaving).

Each week in February one radom winner will be selected to win a $50 gift card, for a total of 4 winners and $200 in prizes.

The #28DaysofSaving Instagram challenge runs the entire month of February, so there are plenty of opportunities to win.

And, to be honest with you, we don’t have a ton of followers yet so your chances are pretty good!

Win or lose, you’ll still get a whole lot of Mintspiration to keep you motivated to reach your financial goals.

The challenge kicks off tomorrow, February 1st, so get your cameras ready!

PS: You don’t have to participate every day to be entered to win and your Instagram profile must be public — otherwise we won’t be able to see your entries!

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