If you want to save money while grocery shopping, coupon apps should play a big part of your purchasing strategy. Rather than ...

Why do we feel so satisfied when we score a great deal? Behavioral economists say it's because of the "pain of paying" — the psychological discomfort of spending money. Coupon apps help soften that ...

Many Americans, even frugal ones, don't use all the coupons they could, because it can be something of a hassle. Traditional couponing requires finding the coupons, clipping them and bringing them to ...

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Call them deal chasers or money-savers, but those who use coupon apps are just being smart, and the latest Provider Ranking of Coupon Apps shows the thrifty are never content. Ibotta sticks at No. 1, ...

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There are many coupon apps for smartphone users to enjoy, but are all coupon apps safe and reliable? Not exactly. Anyone can create an app, and just because an app exists or is popular doesn't mean ...

There's a curious little line in The New York Times' SnapChat story that has us scratching our heads: the app may incorporate coupons to try and make money. The big, headline grabbing news in Jenna ...

App #1: This app uses a smartphone's camera to photograph a manufacturer coupon, then decode the barcode, telling the user if the coupon is coded specifically for the size and type of product listed ...