Cost-Saving Apps: Use Technology to Save you Money
Cost-Saving Apps: Use Technology to Save you Money
Here are 5 Apps to help you save money, track spending and make payments…use technology and start saving money:
1. Mint: tracks your spending, provides you with the ability to categorize and provides helpful reminders: www.mint.com/canada
2.Receipts OR Shoeboxed: these two apps are similar and both great for entrepreneurs, self-employed or simply those who want to organize receipts for tax or spending/saving purposes. This app organizes and saves receipts for you in categories.
3. Your bank’s app: it is crucial to have your own bank’s app to allow you to check balances, manage spending and saving, transfer funds and most importantly pay bills.
4. Debt Minder: This app simply helps you create payment plans for your debts.
5. Bar-code scanner apps: These apps allow you to scan a barcode and compare prices online or at nearest retail locations. Here are three popular bar-code scanner apps: Red Laser, ShopSavvy, Barcode Scanner
Bonus app: Checkout 51: this app allows you to search coupon items such as grocery store and drugstore discount items, go to any store to buy these items, take a picture of the coupon item receipt after purchase and the company sends you the savings after you spend $20.00 on coupon items. This app is cost-effective and useful if you only buy what you usually buy in a grocery or drugstore.
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