Cashback? Yes, please!
Apps I use for cashback on things I’m buying anyway!
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Last week I wrote about a few of my favorite sites to make a few extra dollars. Today I’m going to share some of the apps I use for cashback on things I’m buying anyway! I can’t say you’ll make a ton of money off any of these individually, but every dollar counts, right??
Some of the suggestions below contain affiliate links, but I’ve used and love all of these!
Upside - cashback on gas, something you are buying anyway! My referral link will get you an extra $0.15 per gallon back on your first purchase!
Shopkick - this is an app that has you scan products in stores and they give you points which can be turned into gift cards or cash to a PayPal account.
Fetch Rewards - scan receipts and get points which can be redeemed for gift cards.
National Consumer Panel - scan the items you purchase and get points which can be redeemed for gift cards. Use my referral code, 1388E2A, during signup and you'll get 1000 points just for starting!
These are just a few sites I've used in the past.
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About the author
Lindsey Ciarrocca is a Financial Planner, YNAB Certified Budgeting Coach and Certified Money Coach and has been helping people take control of their finances since 2016.
Many people carry a lot of emotions related to money — shame, guilt, fear, anxiety — which can hinder them from living their best life. Lindsey is passionate about helping her clients create a more positive relationship with their money so they can use it as a tool to build their businesses, live their Greatest Life and create positive change in the world.
She is a self-described budgeting nerd and crazy cat lady and loves helping people learn to use their money as a tool to help them achieve their biggest, wildest dreams — rather than be an obstacle.
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