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Best Money-Saving Apps Of July 2023

By Matthew Lynch
August 9, 2023
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In today’s financially unstable times, finding the best money-saving apps is a must. With the plethora of available apps, it might be challenging to find the one that suits your needs. Worry not, we’ve got you covered! Here are the top money-saving apps of July 2023 that you need to download right now:

1. Acorns

Acorns is an ideal app for people who barely have time to think about investments and wealth management. The app automatically rounds up your daily transactions to the nearest dollar and invests the spare change into Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs). This smart investment method helps grow your wealth over time.

2. Mint

Mint is a powerful budgeting tool that pairs perfectly with any savings effort. It syncs with your bank accounts, tracks your expenses, and manages money in real-time to help you stay on top of your budget. Mint also assists in paying bills on time and identifying unnecessary expenses that could be cut.

3. Honey

Honey is a popular browser extension turned app that helps save money while shopping online. Honey scours the internet for discount codes and applies them automatically during checkout. Additionally, it tracks price fluctuations and notifies users when a product’s price drops.

4. YNAB (You Need A Budget)

As its name suggests, YNAB is all about budgeting. Unlike other budget apps, YNAB adopts a zero-based model where users assign each dollar in their account to particular spending categories. This hands-on method makes it vital for individuals committed to reaching their financial goals.

5. GasBuddy

Gas prices fluctuate frequently and can dig deep into wallets if unchecked. GasBuddy assists in finding the cheapest gas stations nearby by relying on its extensive database and user-submitted information. The app helps reduce transportation costs, allowing you to save more in the long run.

6. Splitwise

Ideal for roommates or friends sharing expenses, Splitwise makes tracking shared bills and IOUs a breeze. It simplifies cost-splitting among users by automatically calculating each person’s share, so there’s never any confusion around how much is owed.

7. Ibotta

Ibotta is a rebate-based cashback app that offers users cash back on eligible purchases made through participating retailers. By uploading receipts, users can access various rebate deals and accumulate real cash or gift cards to spend at their favorite stores.

As technology advances, so do our methods of saving money. With these best money-saving apps of July 2023 in your arsenal, you can take charge of your finances and make wiser financial decisions. Happy saving!

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