Money Making Hacks
I've tried a lot of apps. These are the best.
Grocery Rebate Apps:
Ibotta
Do you go grocery shopping? Do you eat food? I've earned hundreds in rebates from this app. Most recently? Avocados, any brand, $.25 back. Yes please. They also have rebates for Amazon, Cabelas, Target, Walmart, and a lot of other places. Use this link and they'll give you $10 when you get started.
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Checkout 51
Another rebate app. This one isn't as good as Ibotta, but I like to stack them up as much as I can. If you only pick one, go with Ibotta, if you want to stack them, this is a good second choice. If you aren't interested in stacking, scroll down to investment, or semi-passive income apps below!
Fetch Rewards App
Here's a third rebate app, again, if you like stacking the rebates, here's an ok third. I've made most with Ibotta by far, but I've made a little bit with all the others. Use my referral code: M1QQD and you'll get an extra $2 sign up bonus.
Walmart Savings Catcher
If you shop at Walmart, you should be using this app. All you do is scan the bar-code and if there are any stores in the area with a cheaper price on an item, Walmart will match it and give you money back. I've gotten about $40 from this.Investment Apps:
Stash:
This is hands down my favorite investment app. It is super easy and basic, and you buy different mutual funds. Mutual funds = diversified stock portfolio. Use this link and you'll get a $5 sign up bonus. https://get.stashinvest.com/lancew9q7f
Robinhood:
If you want more control and you get more involved in your investing, this is your app. Buy and sell stocks without fees, and even dabble in a bit of day trading. It will also allow cryptocurrency trading starting soon! Use this link to sign up with and you'll get a free stock to start out with! I didn't, and didn't get a freebie. Learn from my mistake! https://share.robinhood.com/lancem129Semi-Passive Income Apps:
These apps don't require a lot of input, and with minimal effort, you can start making money.
Inbox Dollars:
A buddy asked me the other day for an app to make money with in your spare time. This is it. Got five minutes? There are quite a few options here for making a little bit of money. Be sure to use the link to check it out.https://www.inboxdollars.com/?r=ref26517066&s=7
Smore:
Are you an android user? Download this app and use it with your lock screen. It shows you an ad, and you get $.10 per day. There are other apps that do similar things, but this one is the only one I've found that has a clean user experience. The app developers describe it as stupid easy. I agree. https://goo.gl/NPGT2O
Pocket Points:
Every Monday night my wife and I go to Chic-Fil-A and get a milkshake. It's free, thanks to the pocket points app. This app rewards students for being off their phone while in class. Rewards include milkshakes, discounts, and right now there's even a freebie for a Papa Johns pizza. Use my referral code +2nxR for some free points!Receipt Apps:
These apps allow you to sell receipts for money. I also like that I have digital copies of all my receipts as well.
Receipt Hog:
This app is consistent, and redeems directly to pay-pal. Snap a pic of your receipts, get paid. Its simple.
Receipt Pal:
This one has made me the most money. In fact, I cashed out earlier today for an Amazon gift card. They do often times have a waiting period though, so it might take a while to get in. I was only on the waiting list for about a week, but it just depends on what they want to do.
Other Good Apps:
Facebook Marketplace:
Long story short, its a yard sale without having to set up a yard sale. I like to get rid of clutter around the house with this. It also is a good way for my wife to get rid of her never ending supply of clothes. We've made close to $2000 from this alone in the last six months.
T-Mobile Tuesday:
Every Tuesday I get some freebies from my T-Mobile Tuesday app. Sometimes its $5 towards the Vudu movie app. Other times its a free rice bowl from Panda Express. Some weeks its something lame. I know At&T has a similar program as well. Take advantage of the freebies!
Book Scouter:
I'm a college student, and almost always want to sell my textbooks back at the end of the semester. This app finds you the best price online for your book. I made about $60 one day, just because I decided to clear out some old text books from my bookshelf. Interested in seeing how much your books are worth? Just download, and scan the bar-code on your book with the app. It'll tell you.
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