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It’s Official! Small Business Saturday (Save Money on Holiday Shopping) Is Back!

August 24, 2015 By Million Mile Secrets

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It’s now confirmed, AMEX Small Business Saturday will return on November 28, 2015!

On Small Business Saturday, you can earn statement credits for purchases you make with each AMEX card in your wallet at participating small businesses on the Saturday after Thanksgiving.

Thanks to reader, Cabetca, for pointing out that AMEX announced this deal will return this year!

It's Official Small Business Saturday Save Money On Holiday Shopping Is Back — On AMEX Small Business Saturday, You Can Save Money on Holiday Shopping With Each AMEX Card in Your Wallet! And This Year, It’s Back!

While we don’t know the full details yet, I’ll tell you what you might expect based on previous AMEX Small Business Saturday deals!

What’s AMEX Small Business Saturday?

Link: American Express Small Business Saturday

You can once again save on holiday shopping, on November 28, 2015, with American Express Small Business Saturday.

It's Official Small Business Saturday Save Money On Holiday Shopping Is Back — Start Warming up Your AMEX Cards for November 28, 2015, AMEX Small Business Saturday Is Here Again!

On AMEX Small Business Saturday you can earn statement credits for making purchases at locally-owned shops such as restaurants, independent movie theaters, bakeries, and more with your American Express card.

And in previous years if you had more than 1 AMEX card, you could save Big Money!

It's Official Small Business Saturday Save Money On Holiday Shopping Is Back — When You Have Multiple American Express Cards, the Savings Really Add Up!

Last year, folks saved $10 when they spent $10 at a participating small business. And they could earn this discount 3 times per card, for a total of $30 in free shopping for each AMEX card in their wallet! So if you had 5 American Express cards, you could get $150 worth of free gifts (gift cards counted too!).

Folks even received the shopping discounts on authorized user, AMEX Bluebird, AMEX Serve, and AMEX Fidelity cards.

I don’t know if this year’s deal will be the same as the last year’s, but I’ll let you know as soon as I get more details!

Bottom Line

This year’s AMEX Small Business Saturday will be November 28, 2015. With this deal, you can earn statement credits for shopping at small businesses with your American Express card.

As I get more details, I’ll keep you updated and give you tips on how you can make the most of this offer!

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