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Hey there, Tom here.

Today is a quick one…I want to share a straightforward way to keep an extra ~ $1,000 in your wallet every year.

Life is still super expensive. Just look at grocery prices or head to refuel your car 🫠😂

That’s why I’ve been testing and using various reward apps and tactics to keep more of my hard-earned money.

Personally, I can squeeze about $1,000 in extra income out of these apps each year with just a bit of thinking.

If you have a larger family, these apps could be even more impactful. And the best part is that these are free and simple apps or strategies you can try out in the next couple of minutes.

Let’s take a look and start saving! 👇

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This Simple Rewards App Stack ACTUALLY Saves Money

I’ve been testing out reward apps ever since I was in college.

Back then, I was big on phone farming and paid surveys. But I also dove into the world of cashback/rebate apps and ended up using a bunch throughout school.

I still use several of them today. Here’s my current stack if you want to try some out too:

  • Fetch - This one pays you to take photos of your grocery receipts. It’s super easy to use and lets you cash out with various gift card rewards to major brands.

  • Upside - Upside is the best way to save money on gas alongside using the right rewards credit card. If you do any driving, I highly suggest using Upside.

  • ShopBack - I use ShopBack for earning cashback on online purchases. Personally, hotels, flights, and other travel-related expenses are big here. I can often earn 1-5% cashback if I just make my travel bookings and purchases through ShopBack first.

  • Debbie - This is a newer app I started testing out recently, but it’s a neat idea. Debbie basically lets you earn cash rewards for saving money, paying down debt, and making smart financial choices. I haven’t seen anything like it yet in my testing, but so far, I’m a fan.

  • Junova - Yet another new platform I’m now using. Junova actually tracks your booked flights for price drops and automatically secures savings for you when it finds lower prices. You don’t pay anything unless Junova locks in savings for you. Then, you pay a small success fee but still come out ahead.

Reward apps and cashback platforms might seem inconsequential. However, I’ve found they make a difference if you’re consistent over the course of a year.

I also stack these savings with other strategies…In-store loyalty programs and credit card rewards are my two other go-tos.

Finally, every 6-12 months, I’ll call every provider I have to negotiate better deals or to shop around…My internet, my phone, my car insurance…You’d be amazed at how much you can save by doing this or the potential discounts you’ll snag if you threaten to leave and take your business elsewhere.

Again, every little bit counts. Try out a couple of these ideas and give it a month or two. I’m confident you’ll see some worthwhile savings 😎

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💰 Get Paid For Saving Money & Tackling Debt?

I mentioned Debbie in my list of reward platforms I’m testing, but I wanted to highlight it here quickly.

The main reason is that Debbie is doing something I haven’t seen in a rewards platform before 👉 It’s paying you to save money and spend less.

With Debbie, you earn points for making smart financial choices. This could mean paying down debt, hitting your savings goal, having a no-spend day…That sort of stuff.

You can then turn those points into actual cash that Debbie deposits in your bank account. It’s pretty neat and a fun rewards loop, actually.

Debbie is also 100% free to use. It has numerous banking and FinTech partners that sponsor content within the app, which is how it stays free.

At first I didn’t like this premise. But Debbie works with its partner institutions and sometimes brings exclusive offers and better interest rates or bank promos to its members, so there’s actually some upside.

Overall it’s an interesting premise. I’m very curious to see how the app scales and grows.

Apparently it’s paid out $2.3+ million to members so far in cash rewards.

I’m just happy to get paid for saving money 😂 So far, Debbie gets a thumbs up from me.

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“A penny saved is a penny earned.”

- Benjamin Franklin

One reason I love writing at WiFi Wealth is that I can cover such a broad range of ideas.

Other days…Well, it’s saving money on groceries and everyday essentials with a couple of reward apps 😂

Personally, I think all of this is worth it. I also find experimenting with these kinds of apps and side hustles to be quite fun.

Hopefully a few of these tactics work out well for you. And you can definitely hit reply to let me know what you think or if you have any questions or suggestions!

Until the next one, thanks for reading and for your continued loyalty and support 😊

I hope you all have a wonderful rest of your week.

Catch you in the next one,
Tom from WiFi Wealth

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