Max Savings: Smartphone Coupon Clipping
By: Maxine Ridling and Stetson Samuel
Updated: September 13, 2011
Clipping coupons is becoming a fast thing of the past. The "clipping" that is.
Now there's smart phone apps letting you search coupons right on your phone.
Don't waste another minute clipping coupons, just pull out your smart phone and start downloading some apps.
"Coupon Sherpa" allows you to download hundreds of coupons straight to your smart phone. This app goes farther than the grocery store. You can use it on clothing, restaurants and pet care items.
Another app called "Ask Shooger" can help you find a deal for your favorite places or items. It gives you access to shopping experts for coupon deals, but also lets you post your own.
A unique and easy to use app called "Pushpins", allows you to scan the bar code of the item your about to buy and see if there are any coupons available. If you're in luck and there's a coupon, "Pushpins" will directly send it to your store loyalty card. It's important to note it's not available in every store.
More than just a catch phrase, "Yowza", claims on its website to have saved consumers more than six million dollars. The app sends you alerts when your favorite store or product has new coupons.
Perhaps, best of all, these apps are completely free so why not try them all and see which one works best for you.
Now there's smart phone apps letting you search coupons right on your phone.
Don't waste another minute clipping coupons, just pull out your smart phone and start downloading some apps.
"Coupon Sherpa" allows you to download hundreds of coupons straight to your smart phone. This app goes farther than the grocery store. You can use it on clothing, restaurants and pet care items.
Another app called "Ask Shooger" can help you find a deal for your favorite places or items. It gives you access to shopping experts for coupon deals, but also lets you post your own.
A unique and easy to use app called "Pushpins", allows you to scan the bar code of the item your about to buy and see if there are any coupons available. If you're in luck and there's a coupon, "Pushpins" will directly send it to your store loyalty card. It's important to note it's not available in every store.
More than just a catch phrase, "Yowza", claims on its website to have saved consumers more than six million dollars. The app sends you alerts when your favorite store or product has new coupons.
Perhaps, best of all, these apps are completely free so why not try them all and see which one works best for you.
