He also suggests looking at the bottom of your receipts for online survey's that you can do in exchange for a coupon or discount email.įor James' full list of ways to save money using your receipts, visit his website. Walmart will automatically give you the difference in price," James explained. "You just scan the QR code at the bottom of your receipt with the app and the app will figure out if any of the local stores are selling what you bought at a lower price. To begin importing your receipts, open the Excel app in your phone or tablet, select New from the options along the. Walmart has a price-matching app called the Saving Catcher that gives you credit to use at the store if the item your bought is available for a lower price elsewhere. He also recommend Yaarlo, a shopping rewards program that gives users 5% to 10% cash back for shopping online, scanning receipts and buying gift cards at participating retailers like Walmart, Target, Nordstrom, Macy's and over 300 more.Īlong with these reward programs, James suggests looking at store's specific programs. "It's not just name-brand stuff that you might not be buying."
"The cool thing about Ibotta is you get money back on generic stuff like milk, eggs, bananas," James told ABC15. The money is then deposited in your Ibotta account within 48 hours.
One of his suggestions includes using the Ibotta app, which scans photos of your receipts on your smartphone for cash-back rebates.
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