Discovering how to live a glorious life on less
For a limited time, you can get FREE razors at Walmart thanks to Ibotta.
If you shop at Walmart either online or in store, you can get a free BIC EasyRinse Men’s Disposable Razors, 2 count set or a BIC EasyRinse Men’s Refillable Razor Set with 1 handle and 3 cartridges when you shop using your Ibotta app.
Don’t have the Ibotta app? Get it today through our referral code (PYPFKA) and you’ll get an EXTRA $10 cash back when you submit your first receipt.
The Graco Pack ‘n Play was a must have when our kids were littler. If you have a little one, this might be a great deal for you to consider.
If you have a little one and are on the go, the Graco Pack ‘n Play is a must. And at only $34.99, its a great find too.
PS – we think this would make a great baby shower gift too!
Want to save even more? Make sure you are logged into your Target Circle account so you can get 1% cash back. Or, if you don’t have a Target Circle account, be sure to purchase through your Rakuten account – you’ll 1% cash back that way too. Don’t have a Rakuten account? Sign up through our referral link and you’ll get $30 cash back on this purchase!!
Looking for a great deal on bridesmaid dresses? Find a beautiful scoopback stretch crepe sheath dress with ruching for only $17.92 at David’s Bridal.
As wedding season quickly approaches, there is a good chance you may need a bridesmaid dress. If so, here’s a classic option that won’t break the bank. In fact, its on sale for only $17.92!!
Although this Scookback Stretch Crepe Sheath Dress with Ruching doesn’t qualify for free shipping, you’ll still save given that the dress is regularly $119.95.
Choose from 5 different colors and get ready to look great going down the aisle or on the dance floor. Fit is ‘Missy’ fit with sizes ranging from 0-26.
Want save even more? Shop through your TopCashBack account and you’ll get an extra 2.1% cash back. Don’t have a TopCashBack account? Sign up through our referral link and start saving today.
Looking for something to add to your child’s Easter Basket while staying in budget? Check out this fun Colortivity Activity Book with Scented Crayons – regularly $7.99 but currently on sale for only $0.98!
This activity book features 48 coloring pages and is super cute! We think it would be a great fit for an Easter Basket this year – and it’s under $1!
Keep in mind that you don’t get free shipping unless you spend $35 or more. So if you are like us and buy your weekly groceries from Walmart, that order would qualify and you’ll be able to get this item delivered for free – unless your grocery order is less than $35.
If you are looking to save money on groceries, this grocery budget calculator might be a good place to start.
Looking for other ways to save money? Be sure to check out our top money saving apps to use at the grocery store and Iowa State University’s Extension and Outreach website for more great tips and strategies.
This post contains referral and affiliate links meaning that if you sign up for one of the apps discussed below, we may be compensated for that referral. The views expressed our ours alone and we do use these apps regularly for personal use.
Looking for ways to reduce your grocery bill but don’t want to mess with the headache of coupons in the checkout line? If you have a smart phone, there is a better way. Take a look at our favorite apps that will help you save money with little extra effort.
Over the years we’ve worked hard to get our grocery budget down and even with rising prices, we’re still keeping our budget under the USDA’s Low-Cost Food Plan recommendations with a family of six. These apps let me save even more by providing cash back or rewarding me with gift cards I can use on future purchases.
Related: Grocery Budget Calculator
Ibotta. If you’re only going to download one app, this would be the one I’d suggest. I’ve cashed out the most often with the Ibotta app and I really appreciate how easy it is to use. Unlike other apps, Ibotta will often have “no brand” offers on things like milk, bread, eggs, produce and general receipts. This means you can get cash back for buying some of the basics.
Checkout 51. Checkout 51 works similarly to Ibotta in that it features various cash back offers on specific products. Offers are updated every Thursday and are often available in limited quantity. To be honest, the products featured typically aren’t the ones our family buys on a regular basis and sometimes the quantity required to purchase seems rather high, but every now and then we are able to find items and deals that do work for us.
Checkout 51 has also offered cash for watching videos in the past, but hasn’t done so recently; however, you can earn extra cash back at the gas station and by taking surveys through this app.
Receipt Hog. Another one of my favorites is Receipt Hog. With this app, you don’t have to select individual items to claim rewards. Instead, you simply upload your receipt and receive coins for each one you upload. There is a limit on how many tokens you can receive each week, but I’ve only ever reached that threshold once. And every week you upload at least one receipt you’ll get a chance for extra coins by earning spins on the slot machine. You’ll also get additional opportunity for more coins as you level up.
Occasionally Receipt Hog will give you bonus points for answering questions about a recent purchase. as well.
Want to give Receipt Hog a try? Sign up here.
FetchRewards. This is another very easy app to use. Simply select which special offers you want to claim and select the brand names you typically purchase. When you scan your receipt you’ll get points for the items in your cart that fit under one of those brands or meet the criteria for your special offer. Every receipt you upload from the grocery store automatically gives you 25 points regardless of whether any specific items are present. Every 24 hours you’ll also be eligible for a receipt bonus you snap a photo of. Unfortunately, this doesn’t seem to apply to digital receipts just yet. Points can be redeemed for a variety of gift cards.
ShopKick. If you enjoy scavenger hunts, this app is for you. You can get “kicks” for walking into certain stores and for scanning bar codes on various items. This means it is possible to get rewards without having to actually make a purchase; however, if you happen to purchase the items you scan, you’ll get even more kicks to play with. Kicks can be exchanged for gift cards… or a Vespa. We’re always curious if anyone has scored enough kicks for that. We tend to use our kicks to redeem gift cards.
Want to give ShopKick a try? Use our referral code SHOP307617 when you download it and you’ll get 250 kicks once you scan your first item or complete a walk-in. 500 kicks = approximately $2.
Drop. This app is a little unique in that you don’t have to upload any receipts. Instead, you link your credit card and choose 5 stores or restaurants you frequent. Whenever you use your linked card to make purchases at those places, you’ll receive a certain number of points for every dollar you spend.
Bonus – once you’ve claimed 5 deals, you get to score bonus points by playing a Snake game! Aaron was made for this app.
We chose Target, Bath and Body Works, Starbucks, McDonalds, and Chipotle for our five core destinations. But other offers have come in since we initially signed up for this app. You can also get points for taking surveys in the app and by playing a basketball game twice a day.
Want to give Drop a try? Use our referral code x4u82 to sign up and get 10,000 points (equivalent to $10) when you link your first card.
Have used any of the above apps to get cash back or redeem gift cards? Which is your favorite? We’d love to hear about it in the comments.
